Karl Popper alread dealy with the problem of Occam’s Razor not being usable based on complexity. He recast it as predictive utility. When one does that, the prediction of Many Worlds is untestable in pinciple—IE not ever wrong.
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Karl Popper alread dealy with the problem of Occam’s Razor not being usable based on complexity. He recast it as predictive utility. When one does that, the prediction of Many Worlds is untestable in pinciple—IE not ever wrong.