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Your concept of a quantum reality is not consistent with how Physicists treat quantum mechanics, so it is reasonable that your quantum reality may lead to troublesome issues with mathematical abstract …

The real line in the sand probably varies from individual to individual, so I would not expect just one answer. However, as someone who does a great deal with simulations, I would draw the line like …

Logic is an abstract concept which does not necessarily directly tie to reality. We like to argue that there is at least a very solid indirect relationship, in that logic does a good job of describin …

Schrödinger's cat is a thought experiment which strains the capabilities of the interpretations of quantum mechanics as they have to deal with macroscopic objects that are described as being in a supe …

This question presumes not only the existence of common sense, but that two individual's common sense about a very peculiar topic might somehow coincide. As Einstein categorized it, there were four m …

In the worlds where you die, they have different information than you. In the world where you live, they do have the same information -- both of you have seen you survive a thousand runs through Schr …

It is a common misconception that science must be carried out using the most general model available. You can still use Newtonian definitions for gravity to explain why balls roll downhill and not up …

Quantum indeterminacy is inextricable from observation because that which we consider to be "quantum indeterminacy" is related to the interpretations of QM rather than the mathematical model behind QM …

The Many Worlds Interpretation cannot predict universes with different laws because it is explicitly crafted to not do so. The Many Worlds Interpretation (MWI) is an interpretation of quantum physics …