Mångvärldstolkningen
Mångvärldstolkningen is a prominent interpretation of quantum mechanics that proposes the universe constantly splits into multiple parallel universes. This splitting occurs whenever a quantum measurement is made. In essence, for every possible outcome of a quantum event, a new universe branches off where that specific outcome is realized.
Proposed by Hugh Everett III in 1957, the theory was initially met with skepticism. The core idea
According to Mångvärldstolkningen, when a quantum system in superposition interacts with a macroscopic observer or measuring
This interpretation suggests an unimaginably vast number of parallel universes, constantly branching. While it offers a