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We don't like it because it can make no actual predictions about the physical world if it doesn't include measurements. And when you include them it's no longer
by kgwgk 6y ago
We don't like it because it can make no actual predictions about the physical world if it doesn't include measurements. And when you include them it's no longer that simple.
- im3w1l 6y agoYou can make predictions if you assume that you are in (weighted) randomly selected world. Well rather than a single world, I think that the perceived identity exists in multiple highly similar and interacting worlds seen as an entity. Just like we have a size in physical space we also have a non-zero "size" in probability "space".