On 2/5/2025 12:53 AM, Quentin Anciaux wrote:
Bruce,
Repeated experiments don’t change the core issue. Even if you perform
an experiment a trillion times, in a single-history universe, there is
still only one realized sequence of outcomes. That means certain
possibilities with greater than zero probability will simply never
happen—not just in a given run, but ever.
So you want to count distributions over inaccessible worlds who's only
claim on existence is they keep all the solutions to Schroedingers
equation. But you don't want to count distributions over time because
you can think of them as a sequence...even though the probabilities
applied to single events.
Brent
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