On Sat, Apr 16, 2016  Bruce Kellett <[email protected]> wrote:

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>> assuming A and B were different to begin with and assuming the MWI is
>> correct, the universe ​splits into 4 strands with a observer in each one. ​
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> Sometimes: sometimes only two strands.
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​If you and I because of pure randomness happen to set our magnets to the
exact same angle (astronomically unlikely ​and perhaps infinitely unlikely)
 then there are 4 possible stands in the multiverse all with conscious
observers:

1) You see your electron go up and you see that I see my electron go up.
2) You see your electron go down and you see that I see my electron go down.
3) You see your electron go up and you see that I see my electron go down.
4) You see your electron go down and you see that I see my electron go up.

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>>>> ​So MWI does not give a local account of the EPR results on entanged
>>>> states.
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>> ​I think that's right, some would disagree but they can only so by giving
>> a somewhat tortuous meaning to the word "local", and when they do that they
>> just increase the difficulty in making MWI realistic and deterministic. No
>> quantum interpretation can get rid of quantum weirdness and make things
>> realistic local and deterministic as common sense demands because common
>> sense is just dead wrong.
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> It seems that we agree, then.
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​We agree on many things.​


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> I don't like many worlds because it is baroque and unnecessary.
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​But we don't agree on that because whether it's many worlds or something
else whatever the truth turns out to be experiment tells us that it must
necessarily be ​baroque and weird. Although perhaps our disagreement is
only a matter of personal taste, I feel that many worlds is slightly less
baroque and weird than the alternatives and you may feel otherwise.

 John K Clark






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