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Further complicating our understanding is the realization that the existence of multiple observers is fundamental to our conception of objective reality. If humanity consisted of a single cognizant mind, there would be no contrasting perspective to agree upon—objectivity hinges on the existence of multiple, similar observers scattered across branchial space and Ral space. This shared experience, despite variations in perception, leads to a collective agreement on observable events, further solidifying the notion of a shared universe.