Many-worlds interpretation
Definition
The many-worlds interpretation is Hugh Everett’s idea that the wave function never collapses. Every possible measurement result happens, in a branching multiverse.
On this site
The Many worlds time model. The computing needed doubles with each quantum event, and there are a great many events.
Role in the model
The Many worlds time model doubles the computing needed at every quantum event, and there are a great many. Apart from full entanglement, it’s the only setting that can push a scenario off the scale.
Related
14 short pages, one per thinker, each with its matching dial. See also the reading list.