On 11/25/2017 7:38 AM, John Clark wrote:
On Thu, Nov 23, 2017 at 4:08 PM, <agrayson2...@gmail.com <mailto:agrayson2...@gmail.com>>wrote:

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            Do you really think that when you pull a slot machine and
            get some outcome, the 10 million other possible outcomes
            occur in 10 million other universe? *


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        ​I could be wrong but that would be my best guess.​


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    Is the slot machine duplicated in those 10 million new universes?


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If the Schrodinger
​ ​
Wave Equation really means what it says then the answer can only be yes.  The
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Copenhagen
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people felt that was
​just ​
too strange so they stuck stuff into their theory that the mathematics alone didn't say, as a result they got rid of one form of weirdness, the multiverse, but inadvertently created two new forms of weirdness: the future can effect the past and things only exist when you look at them. There is just no way to stamp out the weird from the quantum world and be consistent with experiment.

Many things we consider random are classically deterministic and slot machines are among them.

Brent



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    And the gambler cranking it? And the casino? And the city where
    the casino is resident? And Andromeda, and beyond, up to and
    including the BB?


​Yes, and that raises ​another question, how can the MWI produce finite probabilities if infinite numbers are involved? To make matters even worse the infinite numbers involved are not even countable. The answer is not all those universes change the probability.

If I paint a number of disks on a wall of various diameters then put a blindfold on and throw darts at the wall there are a uncountably
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infinite number of points that dart could hit, but my eye is not perfect so there are only a finite number spots on that wall that I can consciously distinguish
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and there are more of those spots in the large disks than the small ones so there are more distinguishable versions of me seeing the dart hit the larger disk than the smaller.

To get back to the slot machine,
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if
​ the​
Schrodinger
​ Wave is correct ​
there are more than 10 million versions of me looking at that slot machine, infinitely more in fact, but the version of me where a pebble on a planet in the Andromeda Galaxy is a quarter inch to the left is not consciously discernible by me from a universe where the pebble is a quarter inch to the right, and so when I consciously calculate probabilities the two
​universes ​
can be lumped together.
​

 John K Clark​






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