Quantum Immortality Test

JohnEmmett said:

false memory?

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Does that mean you read it, though? The whole thing. It’s relevant to the thread. What day you on it’s findings?

JohnEmmett said:

Corroborating evidence is evidence that tends to support a proposition that is already supported by some initial evidence, therefore confirming the proposition. Wikipedia

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Pointing out a bunch of people who have likewise assumed that their memories must be accurate is not corroborating evidence.

JohnEmmett said:

You can come to your own conclusion.

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I have.

And my conclusion has actual evidence, not a bunch of people making the same logical fallacy.

JohnEmmett said:

Think what you prefer.

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Is this the best you've got?

JohnEmmett said:

Original article

Take the Quantum Immortality Test

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Yeah, anecdote isn't evidence.

JohnEmmett said:

Who says?

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Everyone who knows what they are talking about.

"Anecdotal evidence is often unscientific or pseudoscientific because various forms of cognitive bias may affect the collection or presentation of evidence." Anecdotal evidence - Wikipedia

JohnEmmett said:

It's just an article speaking honestly

About real people and events

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And the people have false memories and there's no guarantee that the events happened as described.

JohnEmmett said:

Have you read the article?

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Yes. It's nothing but anecdote (with any checkable details removed) and assumption.

JohnEmmett said:

Summary

• Person died
• They shifted timelines (alive)
• Differences here are Mandela effects

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Summary:

• Person was in a dangerous situation
• They didn't die
• They concluded that their original self died and they are a replacement that came from another universe, because... reasons.