Atla wrote: ↑Sat Jul 20, 2024 9:49 am
Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Sat Jul 20, 2024 9:44 am
Atla wrote: ↑Sat Jul 20, 2024 9:41 am
Yes and he's not conceding anything, nor does QM actually say that. You were told this like 5 times by now. He's just disagreeing with the Copenhagen PHILOSOPHICAL interpretation, one of many. Why the fuck are you still here?
Hey, mf, your emotions are showing.
He did make the above statements, i.e.
"In some strange sense, it really does suggest the moon doesn't exists when we are not looking. It truly defies common sense."
In this case, he did concede objectively.
Show me where said otherwise objectively, other than his personal realist view.
No he didn't, that's a philosophical interpretation you moron. You know nothing about QM. And just a few seconds later he lists some other interpretations 55:14-55:55.
Since the past, the point is realists just condemned and reject the antirealist interpretation outright as completely wrong and perhaps stupid due to their realists' cognitive dissonances arising from an existential crisis.
My point:
When Al-Khalili as self-declared realist [as implied] state;
"In some strange sense,
it really does suggest the moon doesn't exists when we are not looking.
It truly defies common sense."
is a sign that he as a hardcore realist is conceding the antirealists claims are true as justified from the Bell experiment.
Al-Khalili may mentioned other interpretations and his own personal view, but that does not obviate his concession the Copenhagen Interpretation is true as they claimed and proven via the Bell experiment.
It is just like, if science has proven convincingly there is no God, a theist may say, "yeah OK if they said so", but personally I do not agree with them and there are many other beliefs that support God exists.
In this case, the theist has given some concession, otherwise the theist would insist 'NO WAY, over my dead body, etc."