> A lot of physicists also don't see any value in MW's interpretation since it offers no predictive value David Deutsch (in many ways, the father of quantum co

> A lot of physicists also don't see any value in MW's interpretation since it offers no predictive value David Deutsch (in many ways, the father of quantum computing) initially imagined quantum computing as a way to test MWI: if a problem could be solved that required more gates than there are particles in the universe, then it would (so the argument goes) prove that the problem was being solved in the multiverse.