The article Quantum Leap in Scientific American August 2020 issue, by Spiridos Michalakis, page 50, following the title, reads in part: How can a quantum phenomenon become macroscopic?
Amend the byline to the Scientific American article to: Is there a common principle underlying quantum and macroscopic phenomena? Then we arrive at the question here posed.
There are reasons to think the answer to the question here posed is yes, based on indirect reasoning. Dimensional capacity would account for the many worlds hypothesis relating to quantum theory. There are numerous examples of dimensional capacity applying at a macroscopic level, many of which are collected in my RG Project, The Principle of Dimensional Capacity.
Since dimensional capacity would provide a resolution to the conundrum raised by the many worlds hypothesis, and since it also has macroscopic manifestations, then, if so, the answer to the question would be, yes. But is that right?
Dear Robert,
I repeat again, here you have it well explained:
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