Because einselection continuously regenerates localisation through branching rather than preserving it, the resulting ensemble of packets structurally deviates from any single Newtonian geodesic.

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Branching(Used to describe how some theories explain chance and possibility in the universe.): The idea that reality splits into multiple possible futures at certain moments, like a tree growing new branches, so that different versions of events actually exist.
Einselection(quantum mechanics): Short for 'environment-induced selection'; Zurek's idea that a quantum system's environment naturally 'selects' which properties become definite and observable.
Newtonian geodesic(as used in classical physics): In classical (Newtonian) physics, the natural path that an object follows under the influence of forces, like the curved path of a planet orbiting the sun.
ensemble(Gibbs framework in statistical mechanics): An imaginary collection of infinitely many copies of the same system (sharing the same phase space, dynamics, and measure) that happen to be in different states

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