First off it seems to me that if there’s a million to one chance against winning the lottery, you’ll end up with a million worlds where you don’t win to every one you do. Could be my interpretations off. But we’re still subject to probability even if we can role the dice an infinite number of times. Yes the basic principle still applies but it looks like some people could use the reminder.

But more importantly, there’s a great many things that aren’t random and as such plenty of things simply aren’t possible. If you were to evade every potential cause of death, your body will simply continue to degrade over time, becoming more difficult to maintain and requiring bigger miracles to keep going until it eventually the odds of survival drops to zero.

I’m kind of left thinking of a Discworld book where the many worlds was explained to Vimes with the conclusion that there isn’t a world in which he’s murdered his wife because the differences nessasary for someone to do so are to great for that person to still be considered him.

I also remember playing Chrono Cross and concluding that while there are plenty of me’s who have prevented the big boss from destroying the entirety of the multiverse, there must also be at least one version of the big boss who has destroyed the entirety of the multiverse.

Dugg said:
To wrap this up, Quantum Immortality is REAL! I know this first-hand. I performed the gun to the head experiment a few years ago. My choice was a 12-gage shotgun. No, the gun didn’t misfire and no I didn’t miss. I was rushed to the hospital where the doctors said I had a less than 1 in 100 chance of surviving the first hour. So obviously there are hundreds of universes in the multiverse in which family and friends mourned my passing, this is their reality, but for me these universes can’t exist because I’M NOT THERE to experience them.
The doctors, nurses and hospital staff who released me after almost a year of multiple surgeries and intensive rehabilitation claim that my surviving this incident was a miracle. To them it may be a miracle, but to me it just seems highly improbable.
Of course I survived, of course I’m here because where else could I possibly be ?”

Now, children, don’t let’s try this at home!

While I wholeheartedly agree quantum suicide is impossible, this is only true for the Cat in Schroedinger’s box. The observing lab personnel – i.e. Your friends and relatives in this universe and many others – will experience the loss of a loved one, no matter what.

I do fully agree about quantum Immortality. The proof of this is about how I have come to know by reading the autobiographies of famous Hindu Saints
who have appeared to their disciples even after death. Apart from that, there is one famous Saint in Hinduism called Mahavatar Babaji who was born in 216 B.C. who was he master of famous Yoga and had the power to appear at will through his Light body. Just around 20 years ago, he appeared to one of my friend, say after nearly 2000 years after leaving his body and he appeared at the mid of night ‘through wall’ in my friends bed room when he was just 8 years old convent boy, who was a Prince during his past life in Chola dynasty and he is still ‘assigning’ some of the works for the betterment of world and humanity, to nullify nuclear installations, reduce bombs for the peaceful co-existence of human on earth plane. His appearance even to other 3-4 of his most devoted disciples shows his Immortality even after Death and by collecting the ‘atoms’ in the ether, he has given appearance to many of his most faithful disciples. Actually, he had taught many Yogic techniques to Lord Jesus who had visited Himalayas (the most famous place on earth for Spiritual seekers). Any viewers of this article can write me at rudrappaagadi@gmail.com With love and divine blessings: r.m. agadi.