“Despite how tidy the decoherence story seems, there are some peo- ple for whom it remains unsatisfying. One reason is that the deco- herence story had to bring in a lot of assumptions seemingly extra- neous to quantum mechanics itself: about the behavior of typical physical systems, the classicality of the brain, and even the nature of subjective experience. A second reason is that the decoherence story never did answer our question about the probability you see the dot change color – instead the story simply tried to convince us the ques- tion was meaningless.” Quantum Computing since Democritus, 2nd Ed, P. 169.
“Despite how tidy the decoherence story seems, there are some peo-
ple for whom it remains unsatisfying. One reason is that the deco-
herence story had to bring in a lot of assumptions seemingly extra-
neous to quantum mechanics itself: about the behavior of typical
physical systems, the classicality of the brain, and even the nature of
subjective experience. A second reason is that the decoherence story
never did answer our question about the probability you see the dot
change color – instead the story simply tried to convince us the ques-
tion was meaningless.” Quantum Computing since Democritus, 2nd Ed, P. 169.