[Peaceful_Chaos]

What if someone imagined something completely senseless, like a pancake floating in a universe of nothing else in it?

[Syla Delaney]

It would happen, and create the necessary laws to cause it to happen.

[Peaceful_Chaos]

But what if they imagined a single pancake floating in a universe of nothing sense the beginning of that universe?
So then therefore as soon as the universe was created it would have to be cut off because all there is in that universe is the single story?

[Syla Delaney]

Basically yes.
It would be like a little nub universe.
A tiny bump off of its root universe.
And those who visit, find a single moment of a pancake, floating in nothing, frozen in time.

[Peaceful_Chaos]

So before, if a someone imagines a movie, in another universe you say that movie would be made as well as 2nd universe branch off of that where the movie events actually happen.
But what if someone imagines a movie, which branches off into another universe where that movie is made, but the moviemaker in that universe also imagines the movie as a movie and not actually happening, causing another universe to branch off where the movie is made, but then that guy imagines the movie as a movie and not actually happening as well, creating a neverending stream of moviemakers imagining movies?

[Syla Delaney]

So before, if a someone imagines a movie, in another universe you say that movie would be made as well as 2nd universe branch off of that where the movie events actually happen.
But what if someone imagines a movie, which branches off into another universe where that movie is made, but the moviemaker in that universe also imagines the movie as a movie and not actually happening, causing another universe to branch off where the movie is made, but then that guy imagines the movie as a movie and not actually happening as well, creating a neverending stream of moviemakers imagining movies?

Yes, basically.
And each would be rather short lived.
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[Peaceful_Chaos]

What happens if you imagine one part of a story, but know what happens in the future?
It would have to end at the part you imagined it, but the only reason the threads are cut is because the possibilities for endings cause chaos, but that won't happen because you know how it ends. So is it cut at the part you imagined, or where it actually ends, even if you imagined them separately?

[Syla Delaney]

It would be a universe with multiple threads, one that is cut at the exact part that you imagined, and one that is cut at the future that you kow will happen, because to know what is going to happen means that you have thought about it. The slight musings are what cause so many threads to exist.

[Peaceful_Chaos]

What if someone imagines an event happening, and then a branch cuts off and it happens, but then cutters or dimension-travelers or whoever come into that universe and ruin the line of events so the part where the story was meant to end never actually happens?

[Syla Delaney]

What if someone imagines an event happening, and then a branch cuts off and it happens, but then cutters or dimension-travelers or whoever come into that universe and ruin the line of events so the part where the story was meant to end never actually happens?

That is an actual problem, but it's one that generally is avoided.
That is what causes a mutated universe, and those basically go out of control and need to be destroyed.