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Thanks you for your reply. I will think more deeply about what you say, but unfortunately I have to work :) A quick reaction follows. > Materialism vs. idealis
by TelmoMenezes 8y ago
Thanks you for your reply. I will think more deeply about what you say, but unfortunately I have to work :) A quick reaction follows.
> Materialism vs. idealism is not the same disagreement as realism vs. non-realism.
True, but they are deeply related. Non-realism is only weird if you assume materialism. I'm not sure idealism is sufficiently well-defined that one can say that it preserves (or not) your definition of CFD.
> The quantum interpretations that give up CFD are a fundamentally new paradigm, and a ridiculous one IMO.
How do you interpret delayed-choice quantum eraser experiments? This is not a rhetorical question btw, I am 100% open to reading your take.
> For instance, the mathematical universe hypothesis is a new form of idealism, but it preserves CFD and so is realist.
Only with Tegmarks's later-added assumption that only objects describable by decidable computations are real.
- naasking 8y ago> How do you interpret delayed-choice quantum eraser experiments? A Bohmian interpretation will suffice to explain how realism tackles it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wheeler%27s_delayed-choice_experiment#Bohmian_interpretation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wheeler%27s_delayed-choice_exp...