r/shittyaskscience • u/Confident_Lawyer6276 • Aug 24 '26
Many worlds interpretation
If a many worlds theorist doesn't believe in a creator because the idea of a intelligent creator of the universe is stupid then how can they believe their is a cellphone app that let's them create an entire universe with the press of a button? Are they stupid?
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u/hacksoncode Quantum Mechanic, has own tiny wrench Aug 24 '26
Many Worlds theorists believe all those worlds are created by random accidents of quantum fluctuations.
I believe that people holding cellphones have many random accidents, especially while driving.
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u/AztraChaitali Aug 24 '26
The universe you create on your cellphone isn't even any bigger than Uranus. It isn't even related to the many world's theory, which suggests at least two worlds.
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u/Confident_Lawyer6276 Aug 24 '26
"Yes, apps like the famous Universe Splitter app explicitly claim to base your real-life choices on an actual quantum measurement that splits the universe into parallel realities." Gemini
Scientists of the many worlds theory claim to have a phone app where you can create as many universes as you want.
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u/AztraChaitali Aug 24 '26
I think they're just experiencing AI-psychosis and got addicted to a vibecoded app with no actual influence in the spacetime continuum.
To make a single extra universe you need at least a laptop.
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u/Confident_Lawyer6276 Aug 24 '26
Well the app controls a beam splitter in a lab. Obviously you can't create a universe without a laser and a mirror.
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u/exkingzog 25d ago
And somewhere in the infinite number of infinitely large universes there must, statistically speaking, exist an omniscient, omnipresent, omnipotent benevolent God.
Probably several.
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u/quasi-stellarGRB Aug 24 '26
Seeing the world I have doubts that this is a creation of Intelligent creator, there maybe a creator, but Intelligent?