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expos4ever
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I find David Deutsch to be interesting, however I find his writing style a little hard to follow at times. If anyone can shed light on what he means by the following, it would be appreciated:
"the multiverse is not a discrete set of universes but a continuum"
I can accept the concept of a large number of universes, or even an infinite number. But what does it even mean, conceptually, to speak of a continuum of universes? I though quantum mechanics dispensed with the notion of anything being fundamentally a continuum.
"the multiverse is not a discrete set of universes but a continuum"
I can accept the concept of a large number of universes, or even an infinite number. But what does it even mean, conceptually, to speak of a continuum of universes? I though quantum mechanics dispensed with the notion of anything being fundamentally a continuum.