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Quantum physics points to a probable multiverse, new argument says
Original: We probably live in a multiverse. Quantum physics shows why
Scientific American has published an essay arguing that quantum physics makes the existence of a multiverse likely rather than speculative. The piece suggests that interpretations of quantum mechanics, notably the many-worlds view, imply countless parallel realities beyond our observable universe. Readers and science commentators are debating the article's claim that we probably live in a multiverse, weighing the physics behind it against doubts about whether such a hypothesis can ever be tested experimentally.
Why now: The provocative claim that a multiverse is probable, grounded in quantum theory, is sparking debate about testability and the interpretation of quantum mechanics.
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- We probably live in a multiverse. Quantum physics shows why · Scientific American
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