Quantum Immortality: Why Some People Connect Many Worlds to Never Experiencing Death

In 1957, physicist Hugh Everett III published a different way to read quantum mechanics. Quantum mechanics is the part of physics used to describe very small things such as electrons and photons. In many school explanations, a measurement gives one result: the particle is here or there, its spin points one way or another. Everett asked what happens if the physical equation never chooses only one result and every allowed result continues in different branches.