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I think this is what it means to reject absoluteness of observed events. Lucas.

We were talking about the case of Wigner's friend thought experiments, where a superobserver makes measurements that, in principle, give...

There's an error preventing me from playing the video from here. Were you pointing out a specific moment? Lucas.

I'm not sure I understand what you're trying to say here. I think this contradicts something mentioned in Bong's article: "the...

Yes, that's the point! So Barandes' interpretation addresses LF no-go theorem by rejecting AOE. I think AOE implies something more...

To a certain extent, Bohmian mechanics is a typical realist interpretation. There is a clear distinction between the variables that...

I'm not sure that the epistemic nature of probabilities leads to AOE. For example, relational quantum mechanics assumes that...

I have to clarify that the ontological ambiguity with regard to the indivisible stochastic process has nothing to do with configuration...

I would like to hone in on this for a moment: Barandes presents a model of a generalized stochastic system as a tuple of the form...

I think Barandes's formulation is not limited to the stochastic-quantum correspondence but also incorporates (classical) configuration...

For those who want to investigate consistent histories further: https://quantum.phys.cmu.edu/CHS/histories.html Griffiths (no, not the...

Note, though, that factorizability is how we would intuitively express the cluster decomposition principle. So this doesn't really help...

This thread has highlighted that ultimately it is perhaps a matter of personal taste whether "nature is fundamentally probabilistic" or...

Thanks @Fra for these references. I'll check them out! :smile: Lucas.

Yes, it's a different notion of locality. "Causal locality" as defined in section VII of Barandes' paper means that, for a system...