Internal probability can be manipulated by increasing the number of copies. For example, on Heads is created one copy and on Tails – two copies, which later merges. On Tails they have higher “reality fluid” or measure and thus can expect to see Tails as 2⁄3. But objective probability is 1⁄2.
Internal probability can be manipulated by increasing the number of copies. For example, on Heads is created one copy and on Tails – two copies, which later merges. On Tails they have higher “reality fluid” or measure and thus can expect to see Tails as 2⁄3. But objective probability is 1⁄2.