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Consider that much of the universe is expanding away from us at greater than the speed of light. That is effectively another world already (without any possibl
by aeternum 7y ago
Consider that much of the universe is expanding away from us at greater than the speed of light. That is effectively another world already (without any possible information transfer) and all it requires is that you accept relativity + the expanding universe.
Many worlds isn't the universe forking. It is more straightforward to think of the other worlds as probability spaces. The probability space simply divides as we call each division a "world".
- Erlich_Bachman 7y agoOnce you start calling physical particles "probabilities", how is that easier to understand than the standard model's probability amplitudes?
- aeternum 7y agoI figured probabilities are slightly more intuitive to most, but you're right that it is more correct to call them probability amplitudes described by complex numbers.