How Does a Voltage Regulator Split a Single Input Into Multiple Output Voltages?

Hi guys, I want to ask about device aka "voltage regulator" , I know what it's, it's actually distributing voltages like if it gets 10v, then it's scattering 1v , 2v, 3v, 4v, 5v,6v,...10v 
what's confusing me, it's like something magic that from one source voltage for example 50v, he makes many semi source voltages with specific voltages, how is that going? I mean how we can actually regulate and split voltages to other source like something to analogy to real life if I have cake(voltage) I can split every piece at any size I want and afterwards I will introduce it.. that's like the regulator voltage device doing.. so how is that going in electricity(I mean the distribution)?!

Hi Ryan -- I'm afraid that, based on all of your other questions, I'm getting the impression that you are just pulling our legs with your queries.
The problem is that people are spending a lot of their valuable time answering questions in good faith, and then you just bounce on to another random topic.
If you are serious about these questions, then first do a web search for "voltage regulator" and read everything you find, and then come back with specific/focused questions.

Well what is a  voltage regulator?It is an device which is used to regulate the voltage.So obviously it will balance the voltage level..So it will be functioning according to it...I hope u must be clear with its use now....U can see its datasheet on google..U will find it easily.