"Bohm is just MWI with a bunch of extra epicycles." Heh. I've heard MWI is just an hidden variable theory with the other branches being the hidden information.

"Bohm is just MWI with a bunch of extra epicycles." Heh. I've heard MWI is just an hidden variable theory with the other branches being the hidden information. Slightly more seriously, the two did develop independently. "I'd be interested in hearing more..." IMHO, QBism is relatively intuitive if/once you accept the subjective probability premise (which means probability one isn't same as 'true'!), but I'm far from qualified to explain it well... "The branching behaviour is inherent in the Schrödinger equation." The point is not the branching per se, but what happens in the current branch's evolution. There are only some branches that are 'legal' or 'likely', and it appears the limits/probabilities aren't deductible from Schrödinger alone. Almost like MWI needs a little extra something to be a complete theory. P.S. That downvote wasn't mine.