Pardon me for asking another physics dummy question. Does quantum roulette still make (theoretic) sense even if the “worlds” aren’t actually distinct worlds?
I would need to know more about what you mean by “aren’t actually distinct worlds”. Also what you mean by ‘makes sense’.
Basically what Emile said about a “fuzzy continuum” and “just a high-level abstraction”. The inkblottiness.
I mean is it a coherent concept given the inkblottiness? (I don’t mean is it a sensible thing to do. I already read your post where you said “I personally consider anyone who wants to play quantum roulette to be crazy.”)
I would answer ‘yes’… QR still makes the same amount of sense under those circumstances as it ever did. (ie. It ‘works’ but gives undesirable outcomes!)
I would need to know more about what you mean by “aren’t actually distinct worlds”. Also what you mean by ‘makes sense’.
Basically what Emile said about a “fuzzy continuum” and “just a high-level abstraction”. The inkblottiness.
I mean is it a coherent concept given the inkblottiness? (I don’t mean is it a sensible thing to do. I already read your post where you said “I personally consider anyone who wants to play quantum roulette to be crazy.”)
I would answer ‘yes’… QR still makes the same amount of sense under those circumstances as it ever did. (ie. It ‘works’ but gives undesirable outcomes!)