The multiverse follows the rules of relativity, where reality is dependent on the observer. It also adheres to the rules of quantum uncertainty, exemplified in Schrödinger’s cat thought experiment. There are two parts to this: the individual observing is also being observed by other observers, and they can observe you both dying and living simultaneously. However, you can only perceive them observing the reality where you are alive. Your stream of consciousness can only follow the multiversal path where you survive. Other choices may lead to different multiversal threads, but this is absolute: you cannot be an observer of a thread where you are no longer alive. This means your consciousness must always follow the outcome of a survival result. You cannot even self-terminate in a universe that will always have a possibility (no matter how improbable) of survival. Most people will observe your self-termination and many and all will suffer because of it, but you won’t see that; you’ll only see your survival and their observation of your survival. You will not even be able to escape life until the very end. It is quite simple, actually. Is it possible that you could survive until the very end of what your body can sustain? There might only be a few extremely improbable multiversal threads, or timelines for this to be true, but you will find that your stream of consciousness has a path to get there. It only ends when the answer to the question “is it possible for the body to sustain being alive” is ‘no’ in all cases.