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I don't understand that comparison at all. Bohmian mechanics is the complete opposite of MWI!

I don't really understand the comparison. We still measure correlations that cannot be explained by local variables. The wavefunction...

In MWI, the wavefunction is all there is. It is the reality.

In MWI everything is real, so to speak. In fact, the mathematics of decoherence, treating the detector as a QM system, leads naturally...

The branching is not a physical process. It's the usual evolution of probability amplitudes. Without decoherence, it's simple state...

It must be when the entangled state interacts with a measuring device and decoherence takes place.

I don't see how MWI complicates this. It doesn't explain non-locality, but neither does it complicated the question of entangled states.

Here's how I look at the Schrodinger cat experiment. There are two questions: Why did the atom appear to do one thing or the other and...

You haven't understood MWI. MWI is just regular QM without the single outcomes. It's very simple. Decoherence is complicated to get...

MWI is an interpretation of QM. There is only one entangled state here and only two possible measurement outcomes.

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Hello there, I'm a college student. My interests are deeply rooted in physics, maths, & robotics. My hobby is tinkering with machines...

The Dartmouth Summer Research Project on Artificial Intelligence was a seminal event for artificial intelligence as a field...

The people whose finger is on the power switch either explicitly hate humanity or say things such as "what about China", so I'm not very...

Yeah and also some other people won the lottery. Not sure what it has to do with broader trends.