>>1665380imagine the trolley problem, but from the perspective of the trolley starting down the track
at some point in the future the switch will be thrown or not, with probability p
but by the time the trolley arrives at the switch, the universe has been split into two universes - one in which the switch has been thrown, one in which it has not been thrown
the tram splits also into two copies, and each continues on its way, in universes where things proceed as if the switch HAD ALWAYS BEEN in a certain position
the initial trolley car is blind to the person throwing the switch or not, because this event is in the future
from its perspective, there is informational uncertainty, the passengers in the trolley could amuse themselves by guessing at the probability p and making bets on their guesses
however if you look at the timeline of any given trolley copy past the switch, there was never any uncertainty, the track only exists in one configuration which was always and will always be thus
