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My understanding is that the guiding function mechanism of PWT could describe just about physical mechanism, not just quantum effects. Since the pilot wave itse
by rtpg 9y ago
My understanding is that the guiding function mechanism of PWT could describe just about physical mechanism, not just quantum effects. Since the pilot wave itself is what truly encodes the results, you can mess around with this "initial data" and get whatever you want (Granted, I haven't thought too much about this, so this could be easily falsifiable).
If the objective is to describe some fundamental truth, isn't it odd that the description can be applied to everything?
Maybe the universe is odd and meaningless, though the Copenhagen interpretation captures that feeling pretty well ;)
- jamesrcole 9y ago> If the objective is to describe some fundamental truth, isn't it odd that the description can be applied to everything? Whether something is odd or not is irrelevant to whether it is true. Quantum mechanics is a good example of this.