Stathis Papaioannou wrote:
Brent Meeker writes:
[quoting Saibal Mitra]
There exists an observer moment representing you at N seconds, at N + 4
seconds and at all possible other states. They all ''just exist'' in the
plenitude, as Stathis wrote. The OM representing you at N + 4 has the
memory
Brent Meeker writes:
[quoting Saibal Mitra]
There exists an observer moment representing you at N seconds, at N + 4
seconds and at all possible other states. They all ''just exist'' in the
plenitude, as Stathis wrote. The OM representing you at N + 4 has the
memory of being the OM at N.
This
I agree with everything Jesse says here.
Stathis Papaioannou
Stathis Papaioannou wrote:
I was thinking of people who accept some ensemble theory such as MWI, but
don't believe in QTI. I must admit, I find it difficult to understand how
even a dualist might justify (a) as being correct. Would
Saibal wrote:
> > > The answer must be a) because (and here I disagree with
> > > Jesse), all that exists is an ensemble of isolated observer
> > > moments. The future, the past, alternative histories, etc.
> > > they all exist in a symmetrical way. It don't see how some
> > > states can be more
Saibal Mitra wrote:
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Saibal wrote:
The answer must be a) because (and here I disagree with
Jesse), all that exists is
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From: "Jonathan Colvin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE: Quantum Immortality and Information Flow
> Saibal wrote:
> > The answer must be a) because (and here I disagree with
> > Jesse), all that exists is an ensemble of
Jonathan Colvin writes:
Saibal wrote:
> The answer must be a) because (and here I disagree with
> Jesse), all that exists is an ensemble of isolated observer
> moments. The future, the past, alternative histories, etc.
> they all exist in a symmetrical way. It don't see how some
> states can be
Saibal Mitra writes:
The answer must be a) because (and here I disagree with Jesse), all that
exists is an ensemble of isolated observer moments. The future, the past,
alternative histories, etc. they all exist in a symmetrical way. It don't
see how some states can be more ''real'' than other s
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