> It's a question to the philosophers, not the scientists. As discussed upthread, this is all philosophy. The popular interpretations of quantum mechanics are

> It's a question to the philosophers, not the scientists. As discussed upthread, this is all philosophy. The popular interpretations of quantum mechanics are all experimentally equivalent, so we need to use elegance, intuitiveness, troubling-ness, etc to choose between them (and these can be highly personal). EDIT: After re-reading your comment I think I'm agreeing with you here.