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I think the most reasonable explanation is that unobserved things do not happen, at all, or only happen on some abstract statistical level. That doesn't imply
by ElephantsMyAnus 5y ago
I think the most reasonable explanation is that unobserved things do not happen, at all, or only happen on some abstract statistical level.
That doesn't imply that consciousness is special. The reason why you are aware of reading this, if you are indeed aware of reading this, is that your life matters for some future event, which on the fundamental physical level has already happened, but its exact results depends on how your life unfolds in some way. If I locked you up in an impenetrable box that is to be completely obliterated at some future point in time, so that whatever you do in the box would make no observable difference, the rest of your life in the box would not happen.
- fkfkno 5y agoWhat's that "meow" sound I hear coming from that box over there?
- ElephantsMyAnus 5y agoThat's an observation. Schrodinger cat isn't both dead and alive. Nothing happens in the box while it's closed. Really think about how this is an elegant solution that makes it completely un-paradoxical, excluding that events happen out of order compared to our intuition.