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by SomeStupidPoint
3482 days ago
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You mix facts about the mathematics with opinions about interpretation and philosophical positions pretty freely, and that equivocation in science communication is what puts a lot of people off QM. Scientists are too comfortable presenting philosophical positions or opinion as fact just because it's consistent with a model. See the split between Copengahen, MWI, and Bohmian views about how to interpret the underlying calculations. |
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Yes, I do take sides - but only for ease of explanation. The "sides" I'm taking are not even the ones I actually prefer.
Get people started first, then they can read rigorous analyses on their own.