questfortruth
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It is demonstrated that the many world interpretation of Quantum Mechanics is a useless, unpractical idea. The many world interpretation was aimed to make the path from one universe to another a deterministic process. But that goal was not achieved: modern experiments have proven that quantum superposition is a real thing in our universe. In particular, these are the experiments with the quantum entanglement of particles.
\section{Original Interpretation}
If there is only one universe, it is determined by the Copenhagen interpretation: the wave function follows Schrödinger's equation with the wave function collapsing either to state A and state B of the system.
\section{Adding many-worlds philosophy}
If the possible outcomes are A and B, then according to the Many Worlds Interpretation, outcome A happens inside universe A, and outcome B happens inside universe B. Now comes my logic:
In order to find out what laws of nature hold inside of universe A, one
again has to use the Copenhagen interpretation: the wave function follows
Schrödinger's equation before it collapses. Namely, no law of nature, no
observation inside our universe can make us sure that there are many worlds
out there.
If we have the Copenhagen interpretation, the many-worlds add nothing new.
We must use the Copenhagen interpretation to make practical predictions inside
the universe A, even being followers of the many-worlds interpretation.
Discussed with professionals in Disproof of Many Worlds of Quantum Mechanics
The history of the many-worlds proposal is in the file attached:
\section{Original Interpretation}
If there is only one universe, it is determined by the Copenhagen interpretation: the wave function follows Schrödinger's equation with the wave function collapsing either to state A and state B of the system.
\section{Adding many-worlds philosophy}
If the possible outcomes are A and B, then according to the Many Worlds Interpretation, outcome A happens inside universe A, and outcome B happens inside universe B. Now comes my logic:
In order to find out what laws of nature hold inside of universe A, one
again has to use the Copenhagen interpretation: the wave function follows
Schrödinger's equation before it collapses. Namely, no law of nature, no
observation inside our universe can make us sure that there are many worlds
out there.
If we have the Copenhagen interpretation, the many-worlds add nothing new.
We must use the Copenhagen interpretation to make practical predictions inside
the universe A, even being followers of the many-worlds interpretation.
Discussed with professionals in Disproof of Many Worlds of Quantum Mechanics
The history of the many-worlds proposal is in the file attached: