DrFree
In Pluribus Unum
I've never had much sympathy for the many-worlds hypothesis. Such a conflation of the possible with the actual makes little sense. And I don't think we can save what I take to be worthwhile concepts of freedom and responsibility in such a multiverse.
What really does terrify me, however, is that the following might be true:
but ... I ... might ... be ... wrong!!!
Just think: we might be in an eternal Groundhog Day!
What really does terrify me, however, is that the following might be true:
- There really is a multiverse in which every possibility becomes actual in some branch of the multiverse.
- There really is a God that punishes us for our sins.
- God's punishment involves forcing us to live serially through all those branches of the multiverses, including those caused by someone else's choice, until we get it right!
but ... I ... might ... be ... wrong!!!
Just think: we might be in an eternal Groundhog Day!