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Many Worlds Interpretation, Critical Theory and the (Immanent) Paradox of Power

Many Worlds Interpretation, Critical Theory and the (Immanent) Paradox of Power

by Ricardo Sanín Restrepo | 22 Nov 2021 | Article

The Paradox and its Solution Conclusion: Allow me to begin with the conclusion and work my way back to it. Only in contingency is the world possible, when the world is harnessed in necessity it is simply a simulacrum of the world through a simulacrum of power....
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