What she’s mainly arguing there is that decoherence does not solve the measurement problem because it does not result in the Born rule without further assumptions. She also links another post where she argues that attempts to derive the Born rule via rational choice theory are non-reductionist.
It might be that she thinks that means that some separate collapse is likely in addition to the separation into a mixture via decoherence, where the collapse selects a particular outcome from the mixture, but even if that were true, such a collapse would, I think, have to occur after or simultaneously with decoherence or it would be observable.
None of this leads, as far as I can tell, to the strange expectations that you seem to have.
What she’s mainly arguing there is that decoherence does not solve the measurement problem because it does not result in the Born rule without further assumptions. She also links another post where she argues that attempts to derive the Born rule via rational choice theory are non-reductionist.
It might be that she thinks that means that some separate collapse is likely in addition to the separation into a mixture via decoherence, where the collapse selects a particular outcome from the mixture, but even if that were true, such a collapse would, I think, have to occur after or simultaneously with decoherence or it would be observable.
None of this leads, as far as I can tell, to the strange expectations that you seem to have.