/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16154149
Parallel universes are impossible and if they existed they would be identical to ours on the macroscale. White holes don't exist either.

With the MWI, there are an infinite set of universes where mankind has progressed to a type III+ civilization at our corresponding point in time. Within that infinite set, there is an infinite subset who can comprehend humanity at our technological level and has the means to communicate in a manner understandable to us. Still, there has been no irrefutable proof that MWI is true via communication from those infinite advanced worlds. This asserts that the dimensional boundaries are impermeable or are catastrophic to the attempted ingress dimension. I am depressed to realize that we're all stuck here forever.

>>12400063
Is this why that guy essentially killed himself? Because his life was THAT shit, and he knew he was doomed to live it forever? What did he know that the rest of us refuse to acknowledge?

Why did he want his remains thrown in the garbage?

>>12210393
you're too much of a coward to kill yourself right now
why wait 50 years when you can do it now?

>>12210319
>you'll die, therefore you should die
lol nice troll

>>12209780
I would never die for anything
I'm lucky to be so disconnected from all other humans because I can tell if I truly belonged to a family/tribe I would have likely already died by sacrificing myself for them.
So you're actually right that me being immortal requires me putting myself above everything else, and also be unwilling to get too deep into any relationship because then there's a risk losing that priority. I'm a tribal creature. Nonsuicidal behavior is very fragile in humans.

>>12208487
the dead do not feel relief, moron

>>12208552
>life has to be fun and exciting like movie or game, or else just commit suicide
lol
>I will be a newly created mind and enjoy it because I'm not just my mind
lol

this thread is either filled with suicidal faggots who are too scared to die today, or schizos

nigga that score sucks hard

he was right

At the age of 51, Everett, who believed in quantum immortality,[5][18] died suddenly of a heart attack at home[8] in his bed on the night of July 18–19, 1982. Everett's obesity, frequent chain-smoking and alcohol drinking[8] almost certainly contributed to this, although he seemed healthy at the time. A committed atheist,[5] he had asked that his remains be disposed of in the trash after his death. His wife kept his ashes in an urn for a few years, before complying with his wishes.[5]

>>10398024
Wrong. If the Many Worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics is correct, so-called "quantum indeterminacy" is actually the universe splitting into multiple branches, and is perfectly compatible with hard determinism.

The overwhelming evidence suggests Many-worlds is the correct interpretation of quantum mechanics.

Is Many-worlds the correct interpretation of quantum mechanics?

>believed in quantum immortality
>died anyway
Why was he such a brainlet?

>>8986173
In another universe, I would have not forgotten my picture.

Am I guaranteed to win the lottery if I use a quantum random number generator?

What interpretation of QM do you support and why?