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The discussion revolves around the Many Worlds Interpretation (MWI) of quantum mechanics, specifically focusing on the mathematical concepts of "worlds" and "branches." Peter Donis and another participant engaged in a detailed conversation about the distinctions between these terms, emphasizing the theoretical implications of MWI. A user expressed difficulty in locating the thread due to its date, which led to suggestions on how to find it through user profiles. The conversation highlights the complexities of interpreting quantum mechanics and the importance of precise terminology in discussions about MWI.
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Hi

Really interesting thread today on MWI @PeterDonis and another poster- nipped out came back and I can't find it

"world" featured a lot what it is and is not mathematically Peter referred to "branch" not actual world

If I am being a bit senior apologies

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@pinball1970 just go to the profile of whoever posted in the thread and choose "Latest activity" :smile:
 
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