Abstract
I will now describe several applications of the theory of n-universes across
different probabilistic scenarios. First, I will explain how n-universes can extend the
probability spaces used in traditional probability theory. These extended probability spaces
enable more refined modelling of complex probabilistic situations and align more intuitively
with our perceptions of the physical universe. Next, I will demonstrate the use of n-universes
as a methodological tool through two thought experiments described by John Leslie. Finally,
I will model Goodman's paradox within the framework of n-universes, showing how they
closely resemble Goodmanian worlds.