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The specific measurement result IS the interpretation. In other words you cannot not interpret. It's not reality. In reality that measurement result doesn't ex
by ThomPete 11y ago
The specific measurement result IS the interpretation.
In other words you cannot not interpret. It's not reality. In reality that measurement result doesn't exist.
You are interpreting the world through your very very very limited senses and only seeing it the way your senses allow you to see it.
This is very different from the world as it is.
You are talking about reality within the confines of what humans can interpret. I am talking about reality as it is in it's entirety without any specific vantage point.
- pdonis 11y ago> The specific measurement result IS the interpretation. Hmm, ok, so we are also giving a different meaning to the term "measurement result". I'm afraid our ontologies are too different to have a meaningful discussion.
- ThomPete 11y agoIf you see language as an accurate representation of reality then yes we don't have much room for debate.