[MD] The Quality/MOQ meta-metaphysics
skutvik at online.no
skutvik at online.no
Wed Jun 23 09:37:12 PDT 2010
John, All.
22 June you wrote and wrote and wrote and I answered, answered
...etc but I got the sinking Ron Kulp feeling that we are on
different planets, you will never understand or be satisfied so I
deleted it all just leaving this last bit:
John:
> Ok. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe you're real flexible in your thinking.
> I admit I skim sometimes because it does seem to me that you just
> keep repeating the same incomprehensible formulations.
Quantum Mech. is completely and utterly incomprehensible from
"normal" premises. There once was a "weak interpretation" that
insisted that it had to be comprehensible (Einstein was the
representantive here) but I believe the strong interpretation is
dominant now after the Einstein-Rosen-Podolsky thought experiment
(made possible in the eighties) was disproved. Yet, in spite of its
incomprehensibility the Quantum predictions are infallible. I think we
have a similar situation regarding the MOQ with a weak and strong
interpretation. You - the weak interpreters - insist that it must be
"comprehensible", while the strong (SOL) interpreters don't care if it
understood from SOM - it CAN'T be - but simply apply it and the strong
(SOL) MOQ's delivers infallible results while the weak MOQ is good for
nothing.
Bodvar.
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