Blank Universe Permutation Exhaustion

Blank universe permutation exhaustion, or BUPE is a type of ongoing experimentations conducted by The Alphabet Bird.

Basic premise
The Alphabet Bird has the power to create entirely new, blank universes of different size and age in the Pigverse. Only The Alphabet Bird, and anyone it decides to transport there, can access these universes.

In a blank universe without any matter or energy, nothing happens until The Alphabet interferes with it. By extracting parts of its body and placing them into random locations throughout the blank universe, The Alphabet Bird can seemingly create events.

The Alphabet Bird experiments by continuing these random events for the entire lifespan of the universe. Then, the Alphabet Bird creates a near-infinite amount of blank universes with the same basic qualities. The process is repeated with the new, near-infinite set of universes, and the entire lifespan of the universes is filled with random events.

By always going through a different set of events, The Alphabet Bird can exhaust all possible permutations that a universe can go through, simultaneously.

A simple example
Let's propose that The Alphabet Bird creates a universe of four Planck's space in size, with a life span of two Planck's time. This four-square figure represents the four Planck's spaces of the universe.

Each Planck's length can either contain a particle or not. As Planck's spaces are the smallest spaces in existence, there is nothing in between. With 4 different Planck's spaces of two states each, the universe can have 2^4 different states, that is, 16. The 16 possible states are represented in this figure. They can also present every randomly generated state of a universe in a certain point in time.

This universe is two Planck's time in duration, and each of those two time spaces can have any of these 16 states. This means that the total amount of different permutations this type of universe can create is 16^2, which equals 256.

The Alphabet Bird can go through each of these 256 permutations at once, therefore completing the experiment in the total life span of a single universe, two Planck's times.

When applied to larger and longer-lasting universes, the amount of permutation sharply increases to incomprihensible numbers. For an omniscent being like The Alphabet Bird, handling near-infinite numbers is not difficult in any way.

Question of omniscense
It is often times asked why The Alphabet Bird would complete these experiments to begin with. Being an omniscent entity means that it knows the result of each experiment beforehand.

Some philosophers believe the reason for this is that all existence is relied solely on the act of BUPE, and that the next passing moment might result in the universe becoming a random meaningless mish-mash.