Coresisztenciától

Coresisztenciától is a theoretical concept exploring the potential for parallel or coexisting realities within a single spacetime framework. It suggests that different universes or timelines might not be entirely separate but could exist in close proximity, interacting in subtle or profound ways. The term itself is a neologism, blending notions of "core" or central existence with "coexistence."

Proponents of coresisztenciától often draw inspiration from quantum mechanics, particularly the many-worlds interpretation, which posits that every quantum measurement causes the universe to split into multiple parallel universes. However, coresisztenciától differs by proposing a form of layered or interwoven existence rather than strictly branching timelines. This could imply that elements from one reality might influence or even manifest in another under certain conditions.

The implications of coresisztenciától are far-reaching, touching upon philosophical questions about identity, causality, and the nature of reality itself. While currently a speculative idea with no direct empirical evidence, it provides a framework for exploring complex cosmological models and the potential interconnectedness of all existence. Further theoretical development and potential observational avenues are subjects of ongoing scientific and philosophical discourse.