MWI is an interpretation of quantum mechanics, ergo is applicable to all of the theories mentioned before. You can have MWI in classical, semi-classical, etc. Meaning that it is a rebuttal, although how much good depends on how much credit you give to a theory that predicts different cosmological constants.
But MWI allows for different constants without predicting them, right? It would be a mistake to say that the case and evidence for MWI is evidence for a different-constants system, which itself has much less (almost no?) evidence for it, making this line of reasoning a very weak rebuttal?
But if there is some version with different constants, it’s not MWI, or anything most people have heard of, is that right?
Meaning that this rebuttal to the fine-tuning argument is not a good one.
MWI is an interpretation of quantum mechanics, ergo is applicable to all of the theories mentioned before. You can have MWI in classical, semi-classical, etc.
Meaning that it is a rebuttal, although how much good depends on how much credit you give to a theory that predicts different cosmological constants.
But MWI allows for different constants without predicting them, right? It would be a mistake to say that the case and evidence for MWI is evidence for a different-constants system, which itself has much less (almost no?) evidence for it, making this line of reasoning a very weak rebuttal?
Am I getting this right?