Multiversal Duplicativality

Multiversal Duplicativality is a mainstream multiverse-compatible thought tradition observed in Illuminatia. Adherents of this thought tradition subscribe to the theory that the multiversal duplications of Illuminatians existing on Neonisi still exist in their respective parallel universes, thereby being true duplicates and honest to the term multiversal duplication.

Multiversal Duplicativalists believe that whatever happened in their version of reality at the moment of The Anomaly also occurred in other parallel universes, resulting in true perfectly-duplicated parallel universes with the same mutiversally duplicated populations. Furthermore—while the subject of some debate which divides Mutliversal Duplicativalists—devotees are disposed to believe that this parallel mirroring of realities extends to the present day, giving those who take this view on reality a sense of kinship with their duplicated self, who is presumed to be traveling along the same life path with the same circumstances and happenings in a separate but identical multiversal dimension.

Those who adhere to Multiversal Duplicativality are unlikely to also follow other multiverse-compatible thought traditions such as Near-Infinite Multiversal Ideational Differentiationism (NIMID) because these views have varying understandings of some of the basic principles of the multiverse. For instance, NIMID believers understand that the paths multiversal duplications divert from one another at numerous paths at which different decisions or actions may or may not have occurred, meaning there is likely no perfect copy of one's own existence in the multiverse. Multiversal Duplicativalists, on the other hand, believes themselves to not be unique within the multiverse. A Multiversal Duplicativalists can potentially also subscribe to Multiversal Nonindigenousism, as the only significant distinction between the two thought traditions is which duplication one is personally a part of.

Multiversal Duplicativalists are known for their ministry in assisting scientific research into ways to bridge the divide between parallel universes/realities using advanced communication technologies, such as modulating elementary particle fields.