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Originally Posted by Tor  In my experience (having studied physics) most physicists don't care about interpretations. This is because most physicists don't get thought this part of quantum physics when studying, as was the case for me. I dug through that part on my own because of interest.
The commonly held view is "Shut up and calculate". In other words, don't think about what it means, just do it. If all physicists were to think about interpretations all the time, physics as we know it would come to a hold. But fortunately this side of it all isn't being ignored anymore. Recent books like Quantum Enigma shows that some physicists dare speak about the unspeakable. That consciousness seems to be involved somehow. |
Interesting looking book. Is it readable to non-physicists?