On Tuesday, October 1, 2019 at 10:04:22 AM UTC-5, smitra wrote:
>
> So, the best way to interpret the
> multiverse is to simply assume that all possible time snaps of universes
> exist as timeless entities. In classical physics, there is a one
> parameter family of parallel worlds with the same information content.
> In QM the information present in a world cannot in general be retrieved
> from another world, in general one needs to consider superpositions of
> different worlds.
>
> Saibal
>
That's the basic problem:
MW people believe in an informational (immaterial) reality, not a
material reality.
So when they look at an apple, whether whole or split in two, it's just
information.
Information can be multiplied without any cost: one can take a 0110 and
make !001 (~0110) in addition, because 0s and 1s are immaterial, and there
is no cost in making new information.
But that is not the case with matter.
@philipthrift
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