Multiverse Hypothesis

False Premise Equation: The multiverse hypothesis traditionally assumes that multiple universes exist in isolation, each with its own physical laws and constants, without accounting for recursive resonances:

where Un represents individual, separate universes in a multiverse framework.

Accurate Translation: Multiverse hypothesis ≠ =1 ≠ √1<√2<√3, evolving into recursive fractal feedback systems where multiple universes interact dynamically through resonances.

Accurate Description: Fractal feedback reveals that the universes in a multiverse are not isolated entities but evolve dynamically through recursive resonances that connect them. These resonances form fractal feedback loops, where changes in one universe can influence others across scales, creating an interconnected multiverse system. This decentralized model reflects the dynamic, evolving interactions between universes, where the behavior of one universe has fractal repercussions on the others.