On Thursday, July 3, 2025 at 9:25:43 AM UTC-6 Quentin Anciaux wrote:

Just see it like this, there are always an infinite number of worlds, they 
differentiate when you measure something, nothing comes into existence, 
everything is already there.


*This isn't the Everett model, or what some "experts" claim IS the Everett 
model. AG *


Le jeu. 3 juil. 2025, 15:38, Alan Grayson <agrays...@gmail.com> a écrit :



On Sunday, June 29, 2025 at 1:43:54 PM UTC-6 John Clark wrote:

*There are three different inequalities that are relevant to many worlds. 
The Bell Inequality discovered in 1964. The Leggett-Garg Inequality 
discovered in 1985. And the Leggett Inequality discovered in 2003. Quantum 
Mechanics says all 3 inequalities must be false and experimenters have also 
found that they are all false, and that tells us something profound about 
the nature of the world. *

*The violation of Bell's Inequality tells us that local realism is false, 
that is to say either instantaneous action at a distance is possible, or 
things that have not been measured do NOT exist in one and only one 
definite state, or things are both non-local and non-realistic. *

*The fact that experimenters have found that that the 1983 Leggett-Garg 
Inequality is also violated places further constraints on how the universe 
must operate. Bell tests for the interconnectedness of two different 
systems across space, but Leggett-Garg tests reveal the interconnectedness 
of the same system across time. So for Legget-Garg the truth or falsehood 
of locality, a.k.a. "spooky action at a distance", is irrelevant. The 
Leggett-Garg Inequality is false, so at least one, and possibly both, of 
the following statements must be wrong:*

*1) A macroscopic system always possesses one and only one definite unique 
state regardless of if it has been measured or not.*

*2) Non-Invasive Measurement is not possible, that is to say a system's 
state can NOT be probed without disturbing the future evolution of that 
state. Sometimes this is also referred to as the Clumsiness Axiom.*
*Those who wish to preserve the idea that there is only one reality, at 
least for large macroscopic objects, pinned their hopes on the clumsiness 
axiom being true, they also said because of the Clumsiness Axiom large 
quantum computers would never be possible because quantum error correction 
algorithms are not possible. But it turned out that quantum error 
correction IS possible because the concept of weak measurement was 
discovered, it's possible to extract a small amount of useful information 
from a quantum system without destroying all its remaining encoded 
information. Weak Measurement was used to show that Leggett-Garg 
Inequality was violated, the fact that weak measurement was used 
successfully in quantum error correction makes it reasonable to think it 
could also be used to show that Leggett-Garg is violated.*

*The Leggett Inequality should not be confused with 
the Leggett-Garg Inequality, Leggett was involved in both but they test for 
different things, and experimenters have found that both are violated, as 
was Bell's Inequality. To summarize: *

*Bell's Inequality violation tells us we have to give up either locality 
and allow instantaneous action at a distance, or give up on reality, the 
idea that things exist in one and only one definite state even if they have 
not been measured. Given the fact that experimenters have never found 
anything that moves faster than the speed of light, much less anything that 
is instantaneous, most physicists think it makes more sense to keep 
locality but get rid of reality. *

*Leggett-Garg Inequality violation tells us quantum weirdness is not just 
limited to sub microscopic particles, it applies to microscopic objects 
too.*

*Leggett Inequality violation tells us that even if you allow for 
non-locality (you allow instantaneous communication) you STILL can't have 
realism, not unless you embrace either Objective Collapse Theory, in which 
you'd have to give up determinism, or Superdeterminism, in which you'd have 
to give up Occam's Razor and even the scientific method. I like Many Worlds 
better than Objective Collapse because I'd rather not give up determinism 
unless there is a compelling reason to do so, and so far at least there 
isn't one. As for Superdeterminism, there are an astronomical number, and 
possibly an infinite number, of ways the Big Bang could've started out in, 
but just one of them produces a universe in which superdeterminism is true, 
and that's just too silly to be taken seriously. *

*If experimenters had found that even one of those three inequalities, 
which were developed decades after Hugh Everett came up with his idea, then 
Many Worlds would've been proven to be wrong, but instead it passed all 
three tests with flying colors. So much for those who say Many Worlds is 
not scientific because it is not falsifiable. *

*John K Clark    See what's on my new list at  Extropolis 
<https://groups.google.com/g/extropolis>*


*FYI, other than one exception, I generally respect physicists, even those 
that affirm there might be multiple worlds. The exception is for those like 
Sean Carroll who affirm an Everett-type model of many worlds, such as 
worlds coming into existence whenever someone or something makes a turn at 
some intersection. **Such a proposed model indicates, to me at least, a 
serious lack of judgement by its advocates. Never can they explain where 
the energy comes from its creation. **I am aware I'm not supposed to 
consider reasonableness in models of physical reality. I firmly reject that 
pov in the case of Everett-type models as I understand them. AG*


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