Thanks, I will buy Carroll's book later today. I always liked Hugh Everett's MWI because it's excellent, in an emotionally-appealing way for us sci-fi fans. Beyond this. (kudos, to Bryce DeWiit &John A. Wheeler as well!), I also see commercial possibilities with this $$. Like, what if it takes less energy to cross world lines, then it is to travel between stars? Carroll would recoil in horror at my premise, but, I still like the concept, if he and many other physicists roll their collective eyes, and walk away. For them, this is probably a wise idea! I am not sure if Everett is correct on what triggers splits in the observer moment? Random choices, or black holes, or energy releases, or dips?? You buying a different coffee than you normally purchase? I like the trade aspects like buying spices from the Neanderthal Earth, EV129??
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