Reddit reviews Parallel Universes: The Search for Other Worlds

It is suspect that he, as supposedly not a field agent, shows up at their house. Although they made a point to show how bright Alfonso's phone light is, which could've attracted attention.

Either way, I'm glad you brought up Forking Paths, I figured more people would understand the significance.

I just finished reading Parallel Universes: The Search For Other Worlds by Alan Wolf. It's a great book if you have the time/interest. There is much talk of the idea that parallel universes are simply quantum separations that can overlap and coalesce just as they can split and diverge. Everything that could ever happen does happen, in some place. This all starts with a choice.

As Otto Hofmann said, "And once having said yes to the instant, the affirmation is contagious; it bursts into a chain of affirmations that knows no limit. To say yes to once instant, is to say yes to all of existence."

I came here to post this one, too. It was pretty easy to follow. I also liked Parallel Universes: The Search for Other Worlds.

I read about the concept in this book, but unfortunately that was waaaay back in grade school. A quick search turned up this, but that doesn't seem to cover what I remember. I'd have to do more reading to find out where it was exactly.

Obviously we can't really say that with certainty, but I do think it is possible, and apparently so do some other people smarter than me looking into such interactions. Like this guy:
https://www.amazon.com/Parallel-Universes-Search-Other-Worlds/dp/0671696017