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Now, the MWI makes all kinds of predictions about universes splitting apart as quantum fluctuations cause particles to take different paths. So if there are many paths a particle can take from point A to point B, the universe splits apart into many universes, does that imply that once the particle has reached point B (whichever possible paths it took), that the universe reintegrates into a single universe again?
Does this also imply that the universe doesn't split apart in its entirety, just in local causally-connected regions, before reintegrating?
Does this also imply that the universe doesn't split apart in its entirety, just in local causally-connected regions, before reintegrating?