Are there always multiple copies of you walking just beside you?

[Happiness]

Does physics say that when you are walking, there are always multiple copies of you walking just beside you?

Source: Introductory Classical Mechanics by David Morin

 

[vanhees71]

I'd strongly recommend to change your book since it seems to indulge in philosophical gibberish rather than introducing the relevant physics.

 

[Happiness]

I'd strongly recommend to change your book since it seems to indulge in philosophical gibberish rather than introducing the relevant physics.

But is some amount of philosophical interpretation important for a better understanding of the material? If a book just shows us the math without any physical picture or theory, can we say that we understand the physics?

 

[DrClaude]

We do not discuss philosophy on PF. Thread closed.