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Quantum Mechanics, Reality, and the Many-Worlds Interpretation: Experimentalism and the Ontological Aspects of the Interpretation
We study the ontological aspects of the Many-Worlds Interpretation (MWI) of quantum mechanics through statistical/empirical assessments. It is shown that the interpretation collapses on a single-world interpretation of quantum mechanics at classical limits. Keywords: Many-Worlds Interpretation, Born Rule, Heisenberg;s Uncertainty Principle, Experimental Errors, Statistical Interpretation, The MWI Gamble.
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