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The speaker says observers occupy multiple branches at each step but cannot know about parallel branches because their memories cover the past, not simultaneous events in those branches.
Unresolved speaker · Why Leibniz Couldn't Find the Mind Inside the Mill (Joscha Bach) · 2 Nov 2026
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“Well, everywhere, right? In every step, you're going to find yourself in multiple branches, but you don't know about these other branches because you only have memories of the past, not of the stuff that happened simultaneously in the parallel branches.”1:18:13Report a misattribution
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