Is there an analogous experiment for Tegmark’s multiverse?
You set up an experiment so that you survive only if some outcome, anticipated by your highly improbable theory of physics, is true.
Then you wake up in a world which is with high probability governed by your theory.
The analogous experiment for Tegmark’s multiverse is called Permutation City.
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Is there an analogous experiment for Tegmark’s multiverse?
You set up an experiment so that you survive only if some outcome, anticipated by your highly improbable theory of physics, is true.
Then you wake up in a world which is with high probability governed by your theory.
The analogous experiment for Tegmark’s multiverse is called Permutation City.