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Does the Google Quantum Supremacy verify the Multiverse Interpretation?
« on: 18/02/2020 15:56:49 »
Iain asks:

Does the recent Google Quantum Supremacy demonstration suggest that the Copenhagen or the Multiverse interpretation of Quantum Mechanics is correct?

What do you think?
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