Prove to me I can die. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quant

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Prove to me I can die.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_suicide_and_immortality

Under assumption of the many worlds theory that is gaining traction very quickly in the world of research of quantum mechanics, is quite possible, likely even, that I can't die. There are an infinite number of choices you make every day, causing an infinite number of universes to branch off for every choice. I can only exist in the universes I am not dead in, for every choice I make which results in my death, I am eliminated in, yet I live on in the universes which I have not died in. If I make a decision which will likely result in my death, I will die in one or even some of the branches, but naturally I will live on in the other, my consciousness living on in that branch.

I can think of three times in my life I almost died, almost fell off a shear drop off a mountainside in Colorado, but my brother caught me before I fell. I was in a car crash with my mother being the driver, I broke my collar bone but was otherwise alright, and healed quickly. And third I was in another car accident, except I was on a bike.

Can I die? Sure I might die in reference to you, but my consciousness will live on and I won't know.