
In this episode, Tony explores Hugh Everett’s many‑worlds interpretation, tracing how unitary quantum dynamics gives rise to an ever‑branching multiverse. He tackles the thorny question of probability in a universe where every outcome occurs and examines how branching raises questions about personal identity, consciousness, and the philosophical parallels with simulation theory. The conversation stays firmly rooted in established physics while acknowledging that many key issues remain open. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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