Interpreting the many worlds interpretation

1988/11/01 by David Albert, David Z. Albert, Barry Loewer · 16 citations
Social Sciences · Physics and Astronomy · #Language and cultural evolution #Multilingual Education and Policy #Origins and Evolution of Life

paper · doi:10.1007/bf00869434

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