Quantum Worlds and the Emergence of Space-Time

We hope that the absence of formulas in the book will not scare away potential readers.
Sean Carroll – a theoretical physicist and one of the most famous science communicators in the world – makes us look at physics in a new way. Confronting the main mystery of quantum mechanics will completely change our understanding of space and time.
Most physicists are unaware of the unpleasant fact: their beloved science has been in crisis since 1927. Quantum mechanics has had glaring gaps from the very beginning, which have simply been ignored. Popularizers constantly insist that quantum mechanics is something strange, inaccessible to understanding... To set everything right, it is enough to acknowledge that in the universe we do not exist in a single instance. There are infinitely many Sean Carrolls. Just like each of us.
Thousands of times per second, new copies of ourselves arise in the universe. Every time a quantum event occurs, the world duplicates itself, creating a copy in which the quantum event did not happen.
There is nothing mystical or inexplicable in quantum mechanics. It is just physics.