Relative-state theory: Four new aspects

It is shown that Everettʹs relative-state theory is distinguished from other versions of quantum mechanics in 4 novel respects: (1) It is exempt from Bellʹs theorem. (2) It does without amplitudes. (3) It is immune to Einstein completion. (4) It is rotational-frame covariant. The last point is (a) shared with micro relativity and (b) falsifiable. Everettʹs theory therefore is an alternative theory of physical reality.