BETWEEN THE TWO POSSIBILITIES : The existence with its known dimensions in between two possibilities

In this paper, I present the "BETWEEN THE TWO POSSIBILITIES" hypothesis, which proposes that every image from the past, present, and future can be represented as a combination of the color values of the small units on a digital screen. The hypothesis is implemented using a device containing an average number of display units (pixels) and a billion color shades. Through this device, we assume that all possible probabilities can be generated. From these probabilities, we obtain an image of everything that has happened, happening now, or will happen in the future. With a philosophical explanation, questions about the topic, and further discussion and refutation. This hypothesis challenges the eternal continuity of the known universe with known dimensions. It proposes a rethinking of the idea of parallel universes and the final, infinite boundaries of the universe. Keywords: Image space, Pixel combinations, Parallel Universes, Philosophy , Digital Reality, Future and Past