I don't see why. Conservation of information is a fundamental property of the Multiverse, and is directly equivalent to the law of unitary evolution in quantum mechanics.
If you are talking about conservation of energy, are you aware that
the total energy content of the universe is zero? All of mass-energy
is balanced by the negative potential energy of gravitational
attraction. Multiplying zero energy universes into a multiverse still
conserves energy. Ditto with momentum - the total momentum of the
universe is zero.
Cheers
On Wed, Nov 16, 2005 at 08:14:20PM -0800, James N Rose wrote:
> An open hypothesis to list members:
>
> "Conservation" as a 'fundamental rule of condition'
> is incompatible and antithetical with any notions
> of "many worlds".
>
> Either explicitly excludes and precludes the other;
> can't have both and retain a consistent existentialism.
>
> J Rose
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