Why the Many-Worlds Interpretation Has Many Problems | Quanta Magazine
The idea that the universe splits into multiple realities with every measurement has become an increasingly popular proposed solution to the mysteries of quantum mechanics. But this “many-worlds…
Why the Many-Worlds Interpretation Has Many Problems | Quanta Magazine Home Why the Many-Worlds Interpretation Has Many Problems Read Later Share Copied! Comments Read Later Read Later quantum physics Why the Many-Worlds Interpretation Has Many Problems By Philip Ball October 18, 2018 The idea that the universe splits into multiple realities with every measurement has become an increasingly popular proposed solution to the mysteries of quantum mechanics. But this “many-worlds interpretation” is incoherent, Philip Ball argues in this adapted excerpt from his new book Beyond Weird . Read La
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