Your argument seems to be analogous to the false claim that it’s remarkable that a golf ball landed exactly where it did (regardless of where it did land) because the odds of that happening were extremely small.
I don’t think my argument is analogous because there is reason to think that being one of the most important people to ever live is a special happening clearly distinguishable from many, many others.
To an extremely good approximation this Everett Branch doesn’t even exist. Well, it wouldn’t if I used your definition of ‘extremely good’.
Your argument seems to be analogous to the false claim that it’s remarkable that a golf ball landed exactly where it did (regardless of where it did land) because the odds of that happening were extremely small.
I don’t think my argument is analogous because there is reason to think that being one of the most important people to ever live is a special happening clearly distinguishable from many, many others.