Hopefully this mistake will be fixed one day, so the sequence will be judged on the merits of the argument it presents, and not by the presence of a wrong factor of āiā.
The argument is pure incompetent self important rambling about nothing. The mistakes only make this easier to demonstrate to people who do not know QM, who assume it must have some merit because someone wasted time writing it up. Removal of mistakes would constitute deception.
Nonrelativistic QM is an approximation to relativistic QFT, and while relativity certainly introduces a new problem for MWI, it remains true that QFT employs the superposition principle just as much as QM.
Nonetheless, there is no satisfactory quantum gravity. It is still only an approximation to reality, and subsequently the mathematical artifacts it has (multiple realities) mean nothing. Even if it was exact it is questionable what is the meaning of such artifacts.
Professional physicists who know far more about the subject than Eliezer still manage to say equally foolish things about the implications of quantum mechanics.
They did not have the stupidity of not even learning it before trying to say something smart about it.
The argument is pure incompetent self important rambling about nothing. The mistakes only make this easier to demonstrate to people who do not know QM, who assume it must have some merit because someone wasted time writing it up. Removal of mistakes would constitute deception.
Nonetheless, there is no satisfactory quantum gravity. It is still only an approximation to reality, and subsequently the mathematical artifacts it has (multiple realities) mean nothing. Even if it was exact it is questionable what is the meaning of such artifacts.
They did not have the stupidity of not even learning it before trying to say something smart about it.