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That is decoherence, not collapse. Collapse, as a physical process, would be all of the branches but one ceasing to exist.
by pdonis 4y ago
That is decoherence, not collapse. Collapse, as a physical process, would be all of the branches but one ceasing to exist.
- whimsicalism 4y agoOh I misread your comment - I thought you were referring to decoherence as the mathematical convenience. Now that I see that it was collapse, definitely agree.