Le 09-déc.-05, à 22:44, George Levy a écrit :
> The crux of the matter is the concept of indistinguishability:
> whether you consider two identical persons (OMs) occupying two
> identical universes the same person (point on the road). It is clear
> that if you consider the problem from the information angle, then
> duplication of information does not increase the measure of that
> information. This would support the relative interpretation of
> measure.
Yes. And this already comes from the fact that the
"indistinguishabilitty/distinguishabilitty" crux is itself relative. By
loosing memory something distinguishable can become indistinguishable,
augmenting the class of (normal) self-consistent extensions.
Then I am open that from the 1 point of view, fusion increases measure,
duplication decreases measure; although from the 3 pov it is the
contrary.
Bruno
http://iridia.ulb.ac.be/~marchal/
Received on Sat Dec 10 2005 - 10:43:24 PST