Hi, the only explanation that I see fit in this context is an anthropic like argument.
To have this discussion about why we haven't seen/experienced weird things up till now is that we must be conscious observer that haven't seen/experienced weird things up till now ;) And only our next extensions that live in an universe where no weird things happen will continue to ask why don't I see weird things happening ? Quentin Le Mercredi 14 Décembre 2005 09:42, Quentin Anciaux a écrit : > Hi Jesse, > > > unless you are willing to say that white rabbit universes have a > > lower absolute measure than stable-laws-of-nature universes, you have no > > justification for expecting that you are unlikely to experience such > > events in your future. > > > > Jesse > > You have no justification, but in (everything like) multiverse, it is for > sure (probability 1) that an extension of your present self *will* > experience weird events. Because all possibilities are fullfiled in the > multiverse... > > The problem arise because of what we call "I"... the "I" that will > experience weird thing will remember being the present "I"... So when you > say that you have to explain why *you* are unlikely to experience weird > event, who is "you" ? All next "you" will remember being current "you". > > Regards, > Quentin
