Thanks for posting that. Can you reconcile these two parts for me though: "It accounts for the apparent contradiction between quantum theory, which says that

Thanks for posting that. Can you reconcile these two parts for me though: "It accounts for the apparent contradiction between quantum theory, which says that entropy is conserved in unitary transformations, and the apparent increase in entropy that arises from the randomness in quantum measurements." And "randomness is not an essential cornerstone of quantum measurement but rather an illusion created by it." So is it random or is it not, in your view?