On 1/9/2025 5:01 AM, John Clark wrote:
On Wed, Jan 8, 2025 at 9:06 PM Brent Meeker <[email protected]> wrote:
/>>>> I propose Meeker's equation, which is the same as
Schrodinger's equation except that the worlds orthogonal
to our own disappear when they become orthogonal.
Meeker's equation has also shown to be correct by all
known tests.
/
*>>> You're too late, the objective collapse people have
already modified Schrödinger's equation by adding a
nonlinear randomly determined term to it that makes an
already difficult to solve equation far far more difficult. *
/> >Hence the advantage of the Meeker equation which is no
harder to solve than Schroedinger's equation./
*> If you have really found such a marvelous equation you should
publish a paper and let the world know about it! *
/>It's just the Schroedinger equation plus the rule that once your
world is orthogonal to others, they vanish./
*What a disappointment! By adding that one unnecessary rule you've
implicitly added an astronomical number, and possibly an infinite
number, of assumptions; *
It's not an assumption. It's a consistently observed fact, which the
cult of MWI seeks to hide on other worlds.
*William of Ockham must be spinning in his grave at close to the speed
of light. Even worse, you've made it impossible to understand why
physics has two sets of laws, one set works when you're looking at
something, and the other set works when you aren't.**
*
That's your out of date view which you seek to attribute to me. I have
never presented or defended the view that a person or other being has to
look at something to split worlds. It's supposedly there somewhere in
MWI although it's left somewhat hand-wavy that decoherence must do it.
Brent
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