Caledonian, if your position is that observers do not exist in sequences that would produce disordered observations, I would have to say that the evidence would lead me to agree with you, at least in the sense that there must exist more sequences where observations are ordered, than sequences where observations are disordered, precisely for the reasons that I have been giving. I don’t if anyone else would consider this to be consistent with dust theory. Certainly it isn’t consistent with my understanding of the theory, or Egan’s for that matter, as Z.M. Davis pointed out.
Caledonian, if your position is that observers do not exist in sequences that would produce disordered observations, I would have to say that the evidence would lead me to agree with you, at least in the sense that there must exist more sequences where observations are ordered, than sequences where observations are disordered, precisely for the reasons that I have been giving. I don’t if anyone else would consider this to be consistent with dust theory. Certainly it isn’t consistent with my understanding of the theory, or Egan’s for that matter, as Z.M. Davis pointed out.