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Phrak
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Thanks to Noobie!, in this thread
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=280861",
I wonder, is there any interpretation of quantum mechanics is not devoted to constructing a deterministic quantum mechanics? It comes as something of a shock to me to realize that this is what "making sense" of quantum mechanics has been all about. Am I wrong?
If that isn't enough, why should some of us be so compelled to have physics deterministic; what is it about indeterminism that is so unacceptable?
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=280861",
I wonder, is there any interpretation of quantum mechanics is not devoted to constructing a deterministic quantum mechanics? It comes as something of a shock to me to realize that this is what "making sense" of quantum mechanics has been all about. Am I wrong?
If that isn't enough, why should some of us be so compelled to have physics deterministic; what is it about indeterminism that is so unacceptable?
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