Manyworlds interpretation posits multiple parallel universes from "summary" of The Principles of Quantum Mechanics by P. A. M. Dirac
The Manyworlds interpretation of quantum mechanics suggests that there are multiple parallel universes existing simultaneously. This idea stems from the notion that every possible outcome of a quantum event actually occurs in its own separate universe. In these parallel universes, all potential outcomes are realized, creating a multitude of worlds that diverge from each other based on the various outcomes of quantum events. According to this interpretation, each universe branches off from the others at every quantum decision point, resulting in a vast and continuously expanding multiverse. This concept challenges traditional views of reality and suggests that there is not just one definitive outcome to any quantum event, but rather a multitude of outcomes that exist in parallel universes. In the Manyworlds interpretation, every possible quantum state is realized in one of these parallel universes, leading to a complex and intri...
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