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đ¨âđŹQuote by John Tyndall, Irish physicist
đSource: "Heat as a Mode of Motion" (1874)
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Oliver Brendel@Laura I don't know in what science you are working, but in my field, biology, on a theoretical basis, I would not have considered that obervations cause reality, but that they reflect an event. On a more practical level, the way observations are done can cause bias in the obervation, but I would not invoke a causality, rather an inflection.
Legends and Lottiesđ Believing in the Many Worlds Interpretation đ means embracing infinite possibilities! Every choice, every outcome, exists in its own universe. No need to worry about collapsing wavefunctions or spooky action at a distance. Itâs all real, somewhere! đ â¨
Pros:
⢠Offers a consistent explanation of quantum phenomena without mystical collapses.
⢠Comfort in knowing every choice is made and every path is explored.
⢠No retrocausality or faster-than-light issuesâeach universe is self-consistent.
Cons:
⢠Hard to test or prove scientifically.
⢠Raises questions about the nature of reality and personal identity across universes.
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Pros:
⢠Offers a consistent explanation of quantum phenomena without mystical collapses.
⢠Comfort in knowing every choice is made and every path is explored.
⢠No retrocausality or faster-than-light issuesâeach universe is self-consistent.
Cons:
⢠Hard to test or prove scientifically.
⢠Raises questions about the nature of reality and personal identity across universes.
#ManyWorlds #QuantumMechanics #InfinitePossibilities #SciencePhilosophy #Multiverse đ
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