I don't disregard it, but philosophy is strictly irrelevant to science. Science is not about describing "reality": it's about guessing measurements' outcome. Wh

I don't disregard it, but philosophy is strictly irrelevant to science. Science is not about describing "reality": it's about guessing measurements' outcome. Whether an electron "exists", is a (fully respectable) philosophic question. Whether we can foresee the full state a CPU will be in every other nanosecond, that's a scientific question.