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The '''omni-jennic principle''' was the ''ad hoc'' theory describing the fact that “there is a [[Jenny Everywhere|Jenny]] in every world”. It had two forms, and different incarnations of Jenny Everywhere differed on which they believed. The “weak” omni-jennic principle simply said that a Jenny objectively existed in every known universe, while the “strong” omni-jennic principle stated that this was an ontological necessity, and thus that “the mere existence of a universe [brought] forth a [Jenny] to live there”. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[So You're Jenny Everywhere (short story)|So You're Jenny Everywhere]]'') | [[File:JEC-23f2 Everywhere hence the name.png|thumb|There is a Jenny everywhere]]The '''omni-jennic principle''' was the ''ad hoc'' theory describing the fact that “there is a [[Jenny Everywhere|Jenny]] in every world”. It had two forms, and different incarnations of Jenny Everywhere differed on which they believed. The “weak” omni-jennic principle simply said that a Jenny objectively existed in every known universe, while the “strong” omni-jennic principle stated that this was an ontological necessity, and thus that “the mere existence of a universe [brought] forth a [Jenny] to live there”. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[So You're Jenny Everywhere (short story)|So You're Jenny Everywhere]]'') | ||
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