Would like to follow up on your assertion: “Switching from a particle-centric theory (like Quantum Mechanics) to a field-centric theory makes all the QM parado

Would like to follow up on your assertion: “Switching from a particle-centric theory (like Quantum Mechanics) to a field-centric theory makes all the QM paradoxes disappear, and problems like locality, the double-slit experiment, etc., become trivial.“ I feel the same way. Would you know of any references that described the actual experiments seemingly revealing the paradoxes from quantum field theory perspective? Would appreciate it if you could share the references. Thanks!