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Quantum mechanics does not experimentally require “every possible world” to physically exist. The Many Worlds interpretation is one mathematical interpretation of the wavefunction, not an established fact of nature. What the experiments do show is that quantum systems evolve through superposition, interference, entanglement, and probabilistic measurement outcomes. How we interpret that remains open. As such, the real question is not “do infinite copies of us exist?” but what physically selects stable outcomes from underlying possibility space. From my lens, probability is not magic branching realities but constrained closure within an evolving conserved system. The universe does not need infinite duplicate worlds to produce probabilistic structure. It only needs lawful redistribution under continuity and interaction. Free will then becomes neither absolute randomness nor rigid predestination, but emergent agency within a dynamically constrained flow. https://t.co/Lt7KqgrZmP