Probable Reality

The idea of probable reality is that there isn't any one independent reality according to quantum physics, that there are actually multiple probable realities. So you could even describe your own life as being multiple probable realities, with each day that you've lived being a parallel probable you.

What you see with the concept of all the cells in your body being fully replaced in seven years, means that every seven years you are a totally different probable version with an illusion that it's the same you. Basically what we're saying is that there is a you that's ten years old, there's a you that's not alive, there's a you that was never born, there's a you that's the opposite sex, there's a you that's fully enlightened, there's a you that is African - that there are multiple parallel probable and alternative versions of yourself, and there are multiple parallel probable and alternative versions of anything that you can conceive of or that's observable. What we have here is multiple multidimensional probable versions of anything which appears to exist by itself, where we're aware of it or not. This is the consequence of scientific inquiry, and is what the idea of the multi verse is based upon.