Quantum worlds and the emergence of space-time

We hope that the lack of formulas in the book will not scare away potential readers.
Sean Carroll-a theoretic physicist and one of the most famous science popularizers in the world-makes us look at physics in a new way. A clash with the main mystery of quantum mechanics will completely change our ideas about space and time.
Most physicists are not aware of an unpleasant fact: their favorite science has been in a crisis since 1927. In quantum mechanics, from the very beginning, there were striking gaps, which simply ignored. The popularizers constantly repeat that quantum mechanics are something strange, inaccessible to understanding ... so that everything falls into place, it is enough to admit that in the Universe we exist more than one copy. Shonov Carrolls is infinitely many. Like each of us.
Thousands of times per second in the Universe, more and more copies arise in the universe. Each time a quantum event occurs, the world is duplicated, creating a copy in which the quantum event did not occur.
In quantum mechanics there is nothing mystical or inexplicable. This is just physics