The Tentacle Monster's Cosmic Journey
Chapter 731

God Above Gods

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The most fundamental power of the Infinity Realm was axiomatic rules, the core of which was the Axiom of Infinity contained within every infinite set.

Beyond that, the Infinity Realm's power appeared plain and unadorned in practice, almost entirely manifested as controlling the probability of events occurring.

Could the Sun, with five billion years left to live, possibly go out in the next instant? Then make it go out.

Could the Milky Way, one hundred thousand light-years across, suddenly jump to the Unobservable Universe trillions of light-years away? Then make it happen.

It looked like wish fulfillment, like the power of I reckon it works this way.

But these events could not be brought into existence just by thinking about them. "Thought" and "imagination" also required a material foundation; there was no mind that transcended matter.

To bring about probability events that were difficult to occur under normal circumstances, the finite Material Universe had to expend the energy corresponding to those events.

All sorts of chaotic, flashy abilities—vector manipulation, spatial displacement, time stoppage, mastery of the Four Fundamental Forces, and so on—

Could all be reduced to the Infinity Non-Probability Engine's abilities, originating from the infinite replication of Qubits and the power to create endless Parallel Universes and the River of Time.

This engine that controlled possibilities borrowed the power of the cosmic vacuum itself, using the inexhaustible energy of Eternal Inflation to turn those probability events into reality.

Calculating probability required the concept of a Sample Space, a set composed of every possible outcome.

Take a simple coin toss. Tossing a coin ten times produced 2^10 different possibilities.

Each result had a probability of 1/2^10 and contained 10 bits of information.

The set formed by these different coin-toss outcomes was a Sample Space.

For events within the finite Material

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