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Yeah that's covered in the book and podcast.
Not in crazy detail but it is there already within academia.
The idea is that whatever hyper dense state of energy caused our big bang has caused others.
I'm just a tech guy so I can't explain it with justice, but I heavily recommend at least scrubbing that podcast for when they talk about almost exactly what you described!
Sounds interesting, I'll check it out. Thanks for sharing!