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🚨David Deutsch's "Many Worlds" Interpretation Isn't Crazy It's What Quantum Theory Actually Says Most people hear "many worlds" and roll their eyes, but David Deutsch's argument isn't extravagant, it's what happens when you stop lying to yourself about what quantum mechanics actually implies.🧵👇

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