So I have not worked yet trough all the details of the theory and I hope this is not something resolved through the representation by multiway causal graph. In the representations of states and events there is first a lot of redundancy, because the whole unaltered part of the graph ( or string) was copied after every alteration. Only after causal invariance is declared update events are described as something elementary which can be ordered differently, however if updates do not overlap in the nodes they interact with of course those updates order is independent. So instead of looking at the problem like the constant generation of a new graph trough iterations, why not look at it as a layering of fitting pieces atop an existing structure? You could see it as a reinvention of spacetime, like when you represent a 1D cellulae automata your usually show its timeline and not a single state. This representation might save on a lot of redundant, identical parts of a universe because the localization of events might express itself better. Opinions? Critique?