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Except that quantum mechanics does say there is "underlying stuff"; it's called the wave function. And it's in no way mental. I'd like to recommend the QM expl
by justinpombrio 12y ago
Except that quantum mechanics does say there is "underlying stuff"; it's called the wave function. And it's in no way mental.
I'd like to recommend the QM explanation on lesswrong. Unlike most other explanations out there, it attempts to take away, rather than add, mystery.
http://lesswrong.com/lw/pc/quantum_explanations/ http://lesswrong.com/lw/pc/quantum_explanations/
- dedward 12y agoEverything you observe, your entire perception of reality is mental.
- vegedor 12y ago> Everything you observe [...] is mental Observation, i.e. recognition, might be a mental process, but it's directed at something else. > your entire perception of reality is mental So mentality would be reality, therefore perception could only ever be directed at itself. But if there is nothing but the self, where does the notion of self come from, i.e. what is the self compared to? Can god heat up a burrito so far he can't eat it?