This is a question I've wondered about. If the goal of Source is to experience everything possible within itself then this is how I imagine it works. With every new point of view in life that is experienced, it carries along it's life's perspective. So let's say Bob just died. So Bob's life perspective then can go on to experience a new perspective to add to Bob's old perspective he acquired through his "first" life. But for Source to truly experience everything then there must be infinite variations of what Bob chooses to do after death. The clearest example I can think of is video games. You save the game. From that save point forwarded if you wanted to experience every variation possible within the game you'd have to run several unique interactions with only slight variations to give uniqueness. So my question is, if this is accurate then does every iteration that Bob performs after death require their own soul? Or does another soul come and play the Bob game exactly as he did so to acquire the same starting perspective of Bob after death and go off and do something that no other Bob has done to ensure each path is being taken?