>
> RStandish writes:
> > I think I side with Jacques on this. The objective description is the
> > MWI itself - Schroedinger's equation, the Hilbert space in which it
> > lives etc. The individual classical universes projected out by the
> > conscious entities are subjective.
>
> We are not that far from each other. As I said, if you make the MWI large
> enough it loses all information. The only meaningful worlds are then the
> subjective ones.
>
> George Levy
>
>
Yes, except the Multiverse (MWI as you call it) is not devoid of
information. The Plenitude is. There are (hopefully) good reasons why
conscious entities must live in the Multiverse, therefore the
Multiverse itself is an objective reality. The individual quantum
histories (ie classical universes that we know and love) within the
multiverse are subjective.
Cheers
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