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I would argue because we can't postulate a means of testing it now does not mean it is thereby impossible to prove; merely currently.
by byteknight 2y ago
I would argue because we can't postulate a means of testing it now does not mean it is thereby impossible to prove; merely currently.
- tsimionescu 2y agoThis would be true if we were talking about something like String Theory, or Loop Quantum Gravity. But it is not true for MWI: MWI was designed from the ground up as an interpretation of the mathematics and experimental results of quantum mechanics. It is designed specifically to not match all of the predictions of quantum mechanics, and to not make any new predictions. Other interpretations are also designed in the same way. So, if the people creating these interpretations succeeded in their goals when making them, then they will never be experimentally verifiable.
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