@shortstories This is obvious. Scientists cannot _empirically_ prove the big bang. It can be inferred based on background radiation and other measurements. At the end of the day, it is a theory with a high probability. In fact, high enough, so that people tend to say it is a "fact".
The same goes for the multiple worlds of quantum physics. It can never be proven, and it can never be falsified.
The key to scientific sanity is empirical evidence, and keeping
@shortstories This is obvious. Scientists cannot _empirically_ prove the big bang. It can be inferred based on background radiation and other measurements. At the end of the day, it is a theory with a high probability. In fact, high enough, so that people tend to say it is a "fact".
The same goes for the multiple worlds of quantum physics. It can never be proven, and it can never be falsified.
The key to scientific sanity is empirical evidence, and keeping