There are trillions of quantum operations occurring in one’s brain all the time. Comparatively, we make very few executive-level decisions. Further, these high-level decisions are often based off a relatively small set of information & are predictable given that set of information. I believe this implies that a person in the majority of recently created worlds makes the same high-level decisions. It’s hard to imagine numerous different decisions we could make in any given circumstance given the relatively ingrained decision procedures we seem to walk the Earth with.
I know that your Occam’s prior for Bob in a binary decision is .5. That is a separate matter from how many Bobs make the same decision given the same set of external information and the same high-level decision procedures inherited from the Bob in a recent (perhaps just seconds ago) common parent world.
This decision procedure does plausibly effect recently created Everett worlds and allow people in them to coordinate amongst ‘copies’ of themselves. I am not saying I can coordinate w/ far past sister worlds. I can, I am theorizing, coordinate myselves in my soon-to-be-generated child worlds because there is no reason to think quantum operations would randomly delete this decision procedure from my brain over a period of seconds or minutes.
There are trillions of quantum operations occurring in one’s brain all the time. Comparatively, we make very few executive-level decisions. Further, these high-level decisions are often based off a relatively small set of information & are predictable given that set of information. I believe this implies that a person in the majority of recently created worlds makes the same high-level decisions. It’s hard to imagine numerous different decisions we could make in any given circumstance given the relatively ingrained decision procedures we seem to walk the Earth with.
I know that your Occam’s prior for Bob in a binary decision is .5. That is a separate matter from how many Bobs make the same decision given the same set of external information and the same high-level decision procedures inherited from the Bob in a recent (perhaps just seconds ago) common parent world.
This decision procedure does plausibly effect recently created Everett worlds and allow people in them to coordinate amongst ‘copies’ of themselves. I am not saying I can coordinate w/ far past sister worlds. I can, I am theorizing, coordinate myselves in my soon-to-be-generated child worlds because there is no reason to think quantum operations would randomly delete this decision procedure from my brain over a period of seconds or minutes.