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This comment will probably give you hives, but the inability to interpret things like QM literally and the inability of the left brain to process things holisti
by didericis 4y ago
This comment will probably give you hives, but the inability to interpret things like QM literally and the inability of the left brain to process things holistically seems relevant to the interpretability problem. See Iain McGilchrist's "The Matter with Things". (I promise it's less woo-woo than it appears)
- mikewarot 4y agoI started watching an interview with McGilchrist about the work in question, there was no physics, just a boatload of philosophy. It turns out I don't need physics to be interpretable, just a workable predictive tool.
- didericis 4y agoFair enough. According to his thesis, the metaphysics/philosophy aspect of this stuff is in a right hemisphere bucket. While there may be reason to meditate on that if you’re a researcher wanting to gain better intuition, if you want to use physics as a tool, the aspects useful to the left hemisphere are all you need/the thesis is irrelevant.