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From the perspective of the MWI there is no spooky action. If you measure one of the particles and look at the result, you then know what term of the quantum s
by d_tr 3y ago
From the perspective of the MWI there is no spooky action.
If you measure one of the particles and look at the result, you then know what term of the quantum state you ended up in, so you know the probability distribution of the other particle's results.
Nature does not need to work according to what our brains consider reasonable, but the MWI getting rid of several very weird notions makes it very appealing, I won't lie...
- Jensson 3y ago> From the perspective of the MWI there is no spooky action. There is a spooky world split that separates the entire universe instead of just having a spooky thing having to the particle. Some prefers having a small spooky thing over a large spooky thing.
- a_gnostic 3y agoThe universe is not split, though. You just perceive it that way. Think of it as a wave function, where some of the time, some waves cancel each other out, and are not observed, and some of the time they are amplified and easily observable.