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You're right, there is no certainty, but my jumps are not totally ungrounded. We all experience a flow of time in a single world, and the many-worlds interpretion does not really explains it.
It really does. At the level of everyday life branching explains our experiences exactly as well as a non-quantum explanation. When we happen to be using scientific apparatus our experience is better explained by MW.
It does not explain why we followed that path in the many world, not another one. Our experience is "better explain" > it is a good heuristic interpretation.
It doesn't explain that because that isn't what happened.
That is my experience. As far as I can know if something happened, that happened.
You confusing experience itself with your intuitions about experience. Your actual experience makes just as much sense if you perceive yourself to be part of a great tree of branches.
Then I followed a path on this tree.
Evidently.
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