Where is the TVA located? I think it may be the anti-quantum realm, like a macro-verse

Some spoilers for Loki season 2 ahead.

So in season 1, a lot of people theorized the TVA was in the quantum realm, but after season 2, I think it could be the opposite. The quantum realm has all kinds of side effects like time travel and other spacial anomalies going on. I think you could argue a macro realm would have odd spacial behaviors too and cause a breakdown of physics. When Loki steps out on the gangway to approach the loom, he destroys it and the branches spread out everywhere and die. He’s holding entire timelines in his hands and on his cape by the series end, so maybe in the same way that Ant-Man can get so tiny, you’d be physically unable to see him, Loki and the TVA are in a dimension so massive it also can’t be perceived. When stepping through a door created by the TVA, you’re not just traveling in time and space, but through perceivable dimensions. Any other thoughts on where the TVA actually exists in the MCU?

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