 Albrecht and Phillips 2014 claim that even a toss of a regular coin splits the world, so there is no need for a quantum splitter, supporting a common view that the splitting of worlds happens very often. Surely, there are many splitting events: every Geiger counter or single-photon detector splits the world, but the frequency of splitting outside a physics laboratory is a complicated physics question. Not every situation leads to a multitude of worlds: this would contradict our ability to predict how our world will look in the near future.