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durant35
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Hi guys,
I was listing some older threads regarding mwi and I found an interesting number of posts by a member named vanesch. So let me first say that I don't want to start a philosophical discussion because this is clearly a physics forum, but he analyzed the 'mind body problem' in a mathematical way. Here is the thread:
https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/mwi-alice-bob-and-alfred.114207/
My question is, does mwi, or quantum physics itself imply mind body dualism, or a distinction between our subjective experiences and the physical body?
Thank you.
I was listing some older threads regarding mwi and I found an interesting number of posts by a member named vanesch. So let me first say that I don't want to start a philosophical discussion because this is clearly a physics forum, but he analyzed the 'mind body problem' in a mathematical way. Here is the thread:
https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/mwi-alice-bob-and-alfred.114207/
My question is, does mwi, or quantum physics itself imply mind body dualism, or a distinction between our subjective experiences and the physical body?
Thank you.