> "god makes infinite copies of the whole universe and tries all possible quantum outcomes". MWI says that probability is conserved across the multiverse (unit

> "god makes infinite copies of the whole universe and tries all possible quantum outcomes". MWI says that probability is conserved across the multiverse (unitarity of the global wavefunction)! The only reason we can "create universes" is because we're in the low-entropy time near the Big Bang. As we start getting closer to the heat death of the multiverse, then less "universes" are being created, because there's no room for them. In fact, given enough time, eventually some of the "universes" will actually join back together! If the multiverse is finite and closed (we don't know this), then sooner or later (like e^2^120 years later, according to a back-of-envelope calculation I saw) all of the universes will be lucky enough to join back up (Poincare recurrence), and we'll end up where we started. I like looking at MWI not as the creation of universes, but as the creation of perspectives on one universe. In any case, it obeys conservation laws.