Le Mercredi 18 Mai 2005 17:57, Patrick Leahy a écrit : > > SNIP > > Of course, many of you (maybe all) may be defining pasts from an > information-theoretic point of view, i.e. by identifying all > observer-moments in the multiverse which are equivalent as perceived by > the observer; in which case the above point is quite irrelevant. (But you > still have to distinguish the different branches to find the total measure > for each OM).
Hi, I thought of Observer Moment as containing the observer... What is the meaning of an OM (the same) which spread accross branches ? If you start by the assumption that OM are fundamental, then a "branch" is an OM. Or a branch is a consistent succession of OM ? If the split forever is correct, then does a consciousness spread accross all those branch where the OM is in ? or just in one branch, and in other branches with the same OM, this is not the same consciousness ? If the later, why can it be said that it is in fact the same OM ? I apologize for the apparent mix of questions, and the "bad" english... Hope you understand what I wanted to say ;) Quentin Anciaux
