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Ok, everyone knows that according to Feynman's theory a subatomic particle traverses all paths from one point to another simultaneously. My idea is to apply this behavior to relationships. For example, given a choice between five girls each choice made invokes a different actual history out of all the potential histories. In the past I would have chosen one over the others, perhaps by flipping coins, but now I am experimenting with a new startegy, pursuing all histories simultaneously. I tried this method out tonight with seven different girls and unfortunately is seems that all histories canceled each other out; I went home empty handed.