Superdeterminism was only proposed as an explanation for quantum "spooky action at a distance" without sacrificing the principle of locality. MWI already explai

Superdeterminism was only proposed as an explanation for quantum "spooky action at a distance" without sacrificing the principle of locality. MWI already explains this weirdness without sacrificing the principle of locality, so there's no reason left to suggest superdeterminism if you accept MWI. MWI is compatible with and really is just Schrodinger's equation. Superdeterminism is compatible with practically anything, because it's just "what if the physics we know, plus something about the initial state happens to explain any spooky action at a distance [but MWI has no spooky action at a distance anyway]".