Titlebook: Quantum Theory and Reality; Mario Bunge Conference proceedings 1967 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1967 Quantenmechanik.The Philosoph

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Conference proceedings 1967ld, and molecule. Reasonably enough, they wished to keep physics testable. To accomplish this goal they adopted the safe method, namely to banish every idea that could not be closely tied to observation. In this way they certainly avoided the risks of untestable speculation but they also failed to e

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The Quantum State Vector and Physical Reality way may be summarized conveniently in terms of a single state vector in Hilbert space, or of a density matrix, and this circumstance might suggest that the quantum state represents indeed the essence of the state in which an individual physical system finds itself, just as this essence is provided

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The Problem of Physical Reality in Contemporary Scienceon-existent or unreal things, In 1927 P. W. Bridgman [1] wrote about the status of the atom: “we are now as convinced of its physical reality as of our hands and feet”. The men who keep devising increasingly powerful atomic weapons, including those who have already used them twice, probably feel in the same way.

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