Life is a kaleidoscope, constantly changing and presenting an endless array of possibilities. The world is characterized by its inherent diversity and unpredictability. When we create models of the universe, we are simply capturing snapshots of this ever-changing reality.

Our understanding of the world is based on the choices we make and the experiences we choose to focus on. It's like choosing a channel on a television - the channel you select determines the show you watch. The same principle applies to life: the choices you make determine the reality you experience.

Imagine a vast library, filled with books detailing every possible outcome for every possible event. This is the 'alternatives space', a record of all potential scenarios, complete with their own unique scripts and settings. This space is divided into sectors, each containing a different set of alternative scenarios. The further apart these sectors are, the more different the scenarios they contain.

These similar sectors can be thought of as a 'life line', a path that matter follows as it moves through space. The density of matter in each sector can vary, much like the density of traffic on different roads.

Just as a sculptor shapes clay into a statue, our thoughts have the power to shape and materialize these alternative scenarios. Every living organism, in its own way, contributes to the creation of reality.

By changing the parameters of our thoughts, we can shift our life lines and choose different scenarios. It's like changing the channel on a television - we can't change the content of the show, but we can choose a different show to watch.

There's no need to struggle or fight for happiness. Instead, we can simply choose a better alternative, a different scenario that brings us joy and fulfillment. It's all about making the right choices and shaping our own reality.