Short, honest guides to the biggest questions in modern physics — quantum immortality, simulated realities, impossible cats — where every claim is labelled for exactly what it is.
Every claim labelled: FACT · INTERPRETATION · SPECULATION
The idea that, in a universe that branches at every quantum event, there is always one branch where you survive.
In 1957, Hugh Everett proposed that the universe does not choose a single outcome — it branches into all of them. Follow that idea to its strangest conclusion and a question appears that physics has never been able to close: if there is always a branch where you survive, what does death look like from the inside? This short guide walks the idea honestly, separating what is proven, what is interpreted, and what is pure speculation.
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One idea per book. One colour per book. The same honesty system in all of them.
Book II — What if everything you call reality is code? The argument, the evidence, and what physics actually says.
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Book III — Alive, dead… or both at once? The paradox physics still has not resolved, explained without the fog.
COMING SOONMost popular science blurs the line between what is known and what is guessed. These books never do. Every idea carries one of three seals:
Established science. Measured, replicated, and safe to build on.
A legitimate way of reading the facts — one of several, and labelled as such.
Fascinating, argued by serious people, and honestly admitted as unproven.
Manki Branch writes short, honest guides to the ideas at the edge of physics — the ones science can neither prove nor rule out. Each book takes a single fascinating idea and follows it all the way, separating what is known from what is merely believed.
No hype and no filler: one idea, fully explored, with every claim labelled for what it is.