many-worlds

The most famous of these is commonly known as the many-worlds interpretation, which has achieved a dominant position in pop culture, if not among physicists, thanks to its prediction of a nearly infinite number of alternate universes in which events took a different path than the one we see.

How to Teach Physics to Your Dog CHAD ORZEL 2009

One mainstream explanation is the 'many-worlds' interpretation, which states that each of these possible observations corresponds to a different universe the 'multiverse'.

Five Reasons You Won't Die M.D. Robert Lanza 2011

"I don't know of another mainstream US show that has ever used the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics as the driving force of the show"

Fringe Takes A Break, Again 2009

The many-worlds interpretation posits only one universe, but it splits into “many worlds” based on the logic of quantum mechanics.

First Contact Marc Kaufman 2011

I don't know of another mainstream US show that has ever used the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics as the driving force of the show (sure, there's Charlie Jade, but that was never mainstream here).

Fringe Takes A Break, Again 2009

There is a fine distinction between multiverse and many-worlds.

David Heddle's take on the Fine-Tuning Argument 2010

I'm not that familiar with multiverse, but the many-worlds sort of naturally proceeds from quantum mechanics.

David Heddle's take on the Fine-Tuning Argument 2010

Today, between fields of luminous rapeseed, I drove up to Oxford to see Peter Byrne deliver a talk on the life of Hugh Everett III, the inventor of the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics.

Archive 2009-05-01 Gordon McCabe 2009

Whether there really are many worlds, or whether many-worlds (like imaginary numbers and infinite series representations) are more of a conceptual artifact than reality is another story ….

David Heddle's take on the Fine-Tuning Argument 2010

The logical extension of time travel is the many-worlds idea - you know, every event causes a probability branch in history, leading to a panoply of possible realities which differ from the 'baseline' reality to a variety of degrees, so on and so forth.

MIND MELD: The Tricky Trope of Time Travel 2009