Looking Glass Universe | "Many Worlds" is a simplification of quantum mechanics @LookingGlassUniverse | Uploaded 2 years ago | Updated 3 hours ago
Follow up videos answering these questions:
Why don't I experience being in two worlds? https://youtu.be/4dCrNMqvYyg
The many worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics is often criticised for being excessive. Isn't it crazy that there are an infinite number of worlds splitting all the time? In this video I give an introduction to what many worlds actually is, and why I think it's actually a simplification of standard quantum mechanics.
Book recommendations:
The best book on MW in general and the one that inspired this video is Emergent Multiverse by Wallace.
Another fantastic book is Decoherence: and the quantum-to-classical transition by Schlosshauer. It isn’t specifically about MW, and is useful to understand decoherence in general.
Follow up videos answering these questions:
Why don't I experience being in two worlds? https://youtu.be/4dCrNMqvYyg
The many worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics is often criticised for being excessive. Isn't it crazy that there are an infinite number of worlds splitting all the time? In this video I give an introduction to what many worlds actually is, and why I think it's actually a simplification of standard quantum mechanics.
Book recommendations:
The best book on MW in general and the one that inspired this video is Emergent Multiverse by Wallace.
Another fantastic book is Decoherence: and the quantum-to-classical transition by Schlosshauer. It isn’t specifically about MW, and is useful to understand decoherence in general.