> a philosopher turned science journalist, Interesting, I read it as the other way round. I wonder which of the many worlds is correct :p The moon example is

> a philosopher turned science journalist, Interesting, I read it as the other way round. I wonder which of the many worlds is correct :p The moon example is painful, but I was assuming to be a "if the tree falls in the forest... yada yada yada..." Example to justify words on a page. Although at the time my brain was screaming about things like tidal forces and gravitational effects, asif I was about to start discussing the retrograde motion of Venus with a flat earther who doesn't actually want to learn anything with rigour... Personally I'm more worried by the comparison of Planks constant in the small to c in GR. Yes they represent asymptotic limits in many regards but are certainly not equivalent imho.