> The issue is linear evolution means the measurement of a superposition leads to a superposition of measurement devices. If the quantum state is real that gives you many worlds.
And that's problematic because? Because it explains away the whole measurement problem, there is nothing to explain, it's an artifact of a macroscopic observer's point of view?
It's like saying that SR/GR with their space-time continuum being real is problematic, so let's keep to the (post)-Newtonian point of view, but oh no, it now has all this weird amendments and additional terms, and when you try to extend it to the whole of the Universe, it breaks down/gives really weird stuff. Well, duh, of course it does, if one tries to pull an owl on a globe, it simply won't fit.
And that's problematic because? Because it explains away the whole measurement problem, there is nothing to explain, it's an artifact of a macroscopic observer's point of view?
It's like saying that SR/GR with their space-time continuum being real is problematic, so let's keep to the (post)-Newtonian point of view, but oh no, it now has all this weird amendments and additional terms, and when you try to extend it to the whole of the Universe, it breaks down/gives really weird stuff. Well, duh, of course it does, if one tries to pull an owl on a globe, it simply won't fit.