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I think in terms of reality as can be seen, measured, observed, and inferred from that.
"Timelines" and "parallel dimensions" are not a part of any of that, so no, I don't think of reality as different timelines. Those are (often very entertaining, I'll admit) fictions.
i mean who knows what science will discover and how we could be able to use it.
When (if) science discovers it, then I'll think of multiple timelines. Until then it's an entertaining fiction at best.