> On 30 Jul 2018, at 04:13, Bruce Kellett <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> From: Jason Resch <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
>> 
>> If you want to know why so many of us are under the spell of MWI and have 
>> demented our own view of reality into a stark violation of what ours senses 
>> so plainly tell us (and you), it is because we have found the conceptual 
>> problems that arise from rejecting MWI an even harder pill to swallow.
>> 
>> The nature of these problems is in my opinion best explained by this page: 
>> https://www.readthesequences.com/IfManyWorldsHadComeFirst 
>> <https://www.readthesequences.com/IfManyWorldsHadComeFirst>
>> 
>> Perhaps if you read it, you will have a better understanding of the source 
>> of our mental illness.
> 
> The author of this should have taken a bit more care to get his facts of 
> history right! Everett was not crushed by the rejection of his theory. He did 
> not want a career in academic physics. Wheeler tired hard to persuade him 
> otherwise, and even offered to find him positions later in his career. With 
> Wheeler on his team, a key academic position would have been a cinch -- if he 
> had wanted it.
> 
> Besides, Everett did not work out the important details of decoherence. That 
> did not happen until Zeh in 1970, and it was Wigner who saw the importance of 
> this work and helped Zeh get his paper published. It is all very well to 
> claim Everett as the great mistreated hero who actually solved all of 
> physics, but this is a myth.
> 
> You should read the new book "What is Real?" by Adam Becker to get a more 
> balanced view of the actual history of quantum physics.
> 
> In addition, many-worlds or the relative state theory, does not give a local 
> account of EPR entanglement!

I agree in the sense that inseparability remain intact, and violating the 
Bell’s equality remains a theorem, and thus true in all branches, but the big 
difference between Everett and Copehangen (and its variants) is that the 
non-locality does not imply any FTL action at a distance. With Copenhagen, 
there is action at a distance, even if they are unable to be used to transmit 
information at a distance. 

Bruno




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