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Veritasium has a great video that explains the concept of parallel worlds vs wave collapse in a single world https://youtu.be/kTXTPe3wahc https://youtu.be/kTXTP
by menzoic 6y ago
Veritasium has a great video that explains the concept of parallel worlds vs wave collapse in a single world https://youtu.be/kTXTPe3wahc https://youtu.be/kTXTPe3wahc
- amelius 6y agoNice video. Now I wonder if God uses structurally shared data structures in his implementation of the world. I also wonder if there can be a kind of continuous description of branching that is more amenable to calculus than the discrete tree-like branching.
- FascistsAreLame 6y agoIt’s a functional immutable universe clearly. We’ve kinda reached the point where the believability of this construct is being stretched though. Good attempt, but I’d try again.
- c1ccccc1 6y agoI think MWI actually predicts continuous branching. The prescription for MWI is just to run the Schrodinger equation forwards in time. So the branching would look like one blob of probability gradually becoming bimodal, and then splitting into two components with less and less overlap. (There might also be 3-or-more-way branches, not just binary splits.)
- elwell 6y agoTell me about the 'superworld' that hosts the many worlds.
- sidcool 6y agoGreat video. I have a question though. Is there a non zero probability that any two versions of the same person in many worlds could interact with each other?