> The "mechanism", if you can call it that, is the wave function, which is a complex valued function I think that's where I originally disagreed. I wouldn't wa

> The "mechanism", if you can call it that, is the wave function, which is a complex valued function I think that's where I originally disagreed. I wouldn't want to call that a "mechanism", just a model, but I can see how these words become less useful as you examine them further. I'm now thinking that there isn't such a difference between the word "mechanism" and "model". They're both synonyms for a way of perceiving a part of the universe.