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Originally Posted by TinyTree Is future D "real" at all? It can be imagined, but can not exist. Is that real? Is future A the most real, since it is the most probable? Or is Future C the most real, since it has moved the universe into a more actualized, less probable future? |
Each future with a probability which is between (and not equal to) 0 and 1, exists equally. Doesn't depend on how big the probability is. The only unique future that exists with probability 1 is that in which we live right now, that of which we think about and are conscious. The futures that have probability 0, don't exist, for a mathematician, do exist for a philosopher, and for a physicists it neither does exist or doesn't exist. It both exists and doesn't exist.