> Though it's worth noting that QM does allow for the void to have random fluctuations that are not caused by anything else, but that can interact with the exis

> Though it's worth noting that QM does allow for the void to have random fluctuations that are not caused by anything else, but that can interact with the existing system. The random fluctuations are random only becase we observe whether they happened or not. If you consider QM to be just the deterministic evolution of a pure quantum state there is nothing random about them. You would say that the "information" about those "random fluctuations" was always there. > I personally don't think MWI really solves any problems I think we agree on that.