goatlover
Joined 10 years ago
Joined 10 years ago
Let's say it's possible to know an alien civilization exists 100 million light years away from their waste heat. But that's all we know and it's unlikely we'll ever interact with them.
Was the question of whether we're alone still "valuable"? Wouldn't a lot of philosophy and even some physics fail to meet your definition of valuable?
I don't know what that has to do with religion or nonsense. Everett and physicists, mathematicians and philosophers since then of a like mind thought the math applied to the entire universe, and the was no classical cutoff where the wave function "collapsed" upon a measurement. Everett was providing a deterministic interpretation competing with the Copenhagen one, which he thought was insufficient.