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The MWI van violate Bell inequalities locally by using post-selection; that’s trivial to show. When the universe splits at two distant measurements it isn’t un
by akvadrako 6y ago
The MWI van violate Bell inequalities locally by using post-selection; that’s trivial to show.
When the universe splits at two distant measurements it isn’t until those outcomes are brought into contact that the matching of worlds needs to happen.
- engineeringwoke 6y agoI know there's math that makes this seem real, but logical arguments make it sound silly. Does the universe split every time the wave function collapses in any form, for all measurements of all atoms in the universe? Isn't that essentially infinite? And how would you prove it if any of this was real?