LizR wrote:
Yes, I read that some time ago (or however he would put that ... in a
distant capsule / pigeon hole?)
I can't remember now if he uses the Wheeler-DeWitt equation as a basis
for his views - could you remind me?
Yes, the WDW equation features prominently in Barbour's thinking. The
fact that this result of a canonical quantization of gravity leads to an
equation without a time variable is an important motivation for Barbour.
He also visualizes the MWI as forming a sort of haze over Platonia.
Bruce
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