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pines-demon quoted from Sidney Coleman's Dirac Lecture "Quantum Mechanics in Your Face" (https://arxiv.org/abs/2011.12671) and martinbn...

That's the most common criticism, but I think QBism is somewhat more complex. In short, it doesn't deny the possible existence of a...

Why don't you open a new thread, when you want to discuss about QBism? Of course there have been discussion threads about QBism here...

l think the full quote is clearer.

I think is just the idea that we should recover classical mechanics from quantum mechanics and not the other way around. For me it is...

Did Sidney Coleman ever bother to clarify which parts or properties of classical mechanics are in need of interpretation or explanation...

I am not really active at https://www.physicsforums.com/forums/atomic-and-condensed-matter.64/ From time to time I think that I should...

I think we should be more critical towards people like Niels Bohr (and also John Bell) who insist on never saying or writing anything...

No, all physically meaningful probabilities. If you have a probability describing a physical system that is not approximated...

All descriptive probabilities yes. Descriptive probabilities become normative only when combined with the stationarity assumption, that...

The phase of the wave function is analogous to the Hamilton-Jacobi function ##S(x,t)## in classical mechanics. If ##S(x,t)## is a...

Yes, that's the paper. Sure, I think the stcohastic-quantum correspondence is a valid way to argue that the quantum state is not...

Even this part is not so clear: I probably asked one specific instance of those "continuity properties" even more explicitly...

You mean https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.07402 (The ABL Rule and the Perils of Post-Selection)? Your formulation sounds like you talked about...

This is just my thoughts on the new Barandes papers. Regarding Barandes' Pilot-Wave-As-Hidden-Markov-Models paper, I feel like...