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It’s heady, no doubt. With an infinite number of universes, an infinite number of you, and an infinite number of possibilities. Whew. That opens the door to the infinite number of possibilities for you to also be an infinite number of someone else (depending upon the infinite choices made in other infinite numbers of universes). I once heard someone posit that this concept applies across the board (past-present-future). It’s all simultaneous and still. The only thing that gives the illusion of movement and linear time is our perception. IN reality we are everyone, everywhere in all time. We just happen to be perceiving this particular manifestation.

This all reminds me of the Futurama episode entitled "The Farnsworth Paradox." In that episode they deal with Universe A (our universe) and Universe 1. All of the differences between the Universes are the result of coin flips. Additionally, each Universe exists in a box that exists in the other Universe.

I bet this scientist saw that Futurama episode before coming up with this theory.