Did Ergodicity Economics and the Copenhagen Experiment Really Falsify Expected Utility Theory?

Contrary to Ole Peters' claims in a recent Nature Physics article [1], the "Copenhagen Experiment" did not falsify Expected Utility Theory (EUT) and corroborate Ergodicity Econonomics.  The dynamic version of of EUT, multi-period EUT, predicts the same change in risk aversion that EE predicts when the dynamics are changed from multiplicative to additive.