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Observer in Many Worlds Interpretation [duplicate]
However, my impression is that Many Worlds instead displaces the interpretation of probability, and gives the observer, if anything, a more mysterious role than in Copenhagen. … In Many Worlds, every possibility of the wave function is realized, so the probability becomes about the observer, and which "world" the observer ends up in. …
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