Hope I am not spamming you, but noticed something else.
Not necessarily, because the number of “possible” images (a continuous infinity, equivalent to R^R) is not smaller than the number of possible “zoom” positions (a smaller continuous infinity equivalent to R).
Isn’t the space of spatial coordinates in the same sense a smaller infinity than the number of quantum configurations possible at any given set of spatial coordinates? So that would refute the assertion that twins of us must exist. At least in the sense of inhabiting our Everett branch somewhere far beyond our Hubble volume.
Hope I am not spamming you, but noticed something else.
Isn’t the space of spatial coordinates in the same sense a smaller infinity than the number of quantum configurations possible at any given set of spatial coordinates? So that would refute the assertion that twins of us must exist. At least in the sense of inhabiting our Everett branch somewhere far beyond our Hubble volume.