On 18 Feb 2015, at 17:36, meekerdb wrote:
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In July 2011, participants at a conference on the placid shore of
Lake Traunsee in Austria were polled on what they thought the
meeting was about. You might imagine that this question would have
been settled in advance, but since the broad theme was quantum
theory, perhaps a degree of uncertainty was to be expected. The
title of the conference was ‘Quantum Physics and the Nature of
Reality’. The poll, completed by 33 of the participating physicists,
mathematicians and philosophers, posed a range of unresolved
questions about the relationship between those two things, one of
which was: ‘What is your favourite interpretation of quantum
mechanics?’
The word ‘favourite’ speaks volumes. Isn’t science supposed to be
decided by experiment and observation, free from personal
preferences? But experiments in quantum physics have been
obstinately silent on what it means. All we can do is develop
hunches, intuitions and, yes, cherished ideas. Of these, the survey
offered no fewer than 11 to choose from (as well as ‘other’ and
‘none’).
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read the rest at
http://aeon.co/magazine/science/is-the-many-worlds-hypothesis-just-a-fantasy/
One God, I can understand.
But why One World?
Oh! I remember, they believe God is the World. They believe that the
World is All there is. That's why they wish One World.
I think that with comp all there is is two things:
-below your substitution level, there is a result of an infinite
conflict/dialogue between an infinity of universal numbers.
-above the substitution level, there is an ongoing conflict/dialogue
between finitely many universal numbers.
Bruno
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