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It seems like you misunderstood the actual question. It attempting to get at why QM might be inevitable, not why classical mechanics is
by platz 5y ago
It seems like you misunderstood the actual question. It attempting to get at why QM might be inevitable, not why classical mechanics is
- stared 5y agoWell, the very quotation treats classical mechanics as a reference. Q2 minus Q1 is much more interesting: why this specific theory (i.e. quantum mechanics), rather than anything else.
- platz 5y agoQ1 answers the anything else part, not Q2 which is only limited to variations of properties of QM.
- naasking 5y ago> Well, the very quotation treats classical mechanics as a reference. Yes, as a reference for an alternative possible world. Other alternatives discussed are cellular automata.