Which many-world-ish interpretation is right?
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Everett’s original
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Decoherence & decision-theoretic Many-Worlds (Wallace)
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Envariance / Quantum Darwinism (Zurek)
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Self-Locating Uncertainty Many-Worlds (Vaidman)
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Decoherent Histories (Gell-Mann–Hartle)
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Many-Minds (Albert–Loewer)
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Self-Locating Uncertainty Many-Worlds (Sebens–Carroll)
There are many many-world-ish interpretations of quantum theory that draw inspirations from Hugh Everett's work (https://everett2021.weebly.com/). Which, if any, gives a correct description of Nature?
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