The many worlds interpretation is a vague woolly attempt to paper over the fundamentally paradigm shifting nature of quantum mechanics with a non predictive, but psychologically superficially comforting notion. The real "interpretation" is the Copenhagen one, but the word "interpretation" is problematic itself as stated by the founders of QM. There is no need for interpretation as the Born rule is completely sufficient to connect the mathematical part of the theory to physical predictions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85TUPcL7aWQ is one of the few videos of QM on YouTube which really gets this right. The Copenhagen interpretation is really a restatement of this fact.
The big difference of QM which is different from classical theory, is that classical... (read more)
The many worlds interpretation is a vague woolly attempt to paper over the fundamentally paradigm shifting nature of quantum mechanics with a non predictive, but psychologically superficially comforting notion.
The real "interpretation" is the Copenhagen one, but the word "interpretation" is problematic itself as stated by the founders of QM. There is no need for interpretation as the Born rule is completely sufficient to connect the mathematical part of the theory to physical predictions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85TUPcL7aWQ is one of the few videos of QM on YouTube which really gets this right. The Copenhagen interpretation is really a restatement of this fact.
The big difference of QM which is different from classical theory, is that classical... (read more)