Re: [Fwd: Re: Many worlds theory of immortality]

From: danny mayes <dmayes.domain.name.hidden>
Date: Thu, 12 May 2005 00:40:10 -0400

Russell,

When I stated in the original reply that pulling information out of
other worlds in the MWI context was prohibited by physics, I was
referring to information about those universes. As I stated, obviously
you can create a superposition to utilize processing power in other
universes, but you can't take from this information about the
universes/worlds you are utilizing. Therefore, the original concept of
people "seeing" into other universes seems to be prohibited by the laws
of physics.

As I understand it, the mathematics of Hilbert space prohibits
inter-world communications because the attempt to remove information
from Hilbert space causes decoherence, destroying reversibility. "Any
Hilbert space accessible from more than one world line must be a
timeless place, in which we can leave no permanent mark." - Colin Bruce

Also, I'm interested in your TIME hypothesis. Could you refer me to a
source for information, or summarize for me?

Danny Mayes


Russell Standish wrote:

>On Wed, May 11, 2005 at 09:13:33AM -0400, John M wrote:
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>>Russell wrote to Danny:
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>>>The Grover algorithm is a form of accessing information from other worlds.
>>>
>>>
>>Of course the worlds need to be prepared in just the right way, of
>>course...<
>>
>>I suppose these "other worlds" are potential life-form carrying bodies of
>>this (our) universe, because as far as I know we have no way(s) to access
>>any information from other universes (that MAY be) - unless we take our
>>speculations for 'real'.
>>
>>Does the "prepared" mean some adjustment to understand the diverse
>>situations in terms familiar to us here? that would mean a humanization
>>(anthropomorphization) of the non-human.
>>Would that be productive in the scientific sense?
>>
>>
>
>Communication between worlds takes place within the confines of
>quantum superposition. Setting up the superposed states is what I mean
>by "prepared".
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