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l think the full quote is clearer.

The answer is interpretation-dependent. In many worlds, for example, it is fully deterministic. Copenhagen - no. Decoherent...

Thank you! Now, I was reading about the PBR theorem. As I understand it, it states that the wave function must be a real physical thing...

Turns out the probabilistic (indeterministic) nature of quantum mechanics (QM) follows from the discrete outcomes. I can't explain all...

Apologies, I understand now, I think. What do you think is the most important part of how an interpretation is built?

Oh, I see, that’s super helpful. I thought that Copenhagen did posit that the ontology was probabilistic. What type of experiment could...

A standard Copenhagen-like interpretation doesn't take any position about what is really happening with "the evolution of the universe"...

Than you! If we assume the standard Copenhagen-like interpretations, does this mean that the evolution of the universe is fundamentally...

Just trying to contribute to the answer of PD here. In some interpretations, like Bohmian mechanics you get the same result every time...

But only if you force the exact same input state each time--which has to include the unobservable particle positions as well as the wave...

Hello guys. Im having some trouble understanding the role of randomness in quantum mechanics, and what does that mean for the notion of...