Sometimes I wonder what would Kant think of the interpretive challenges of quantum mechanics. I get the feeling that people consider quantum puzzling precisely because we regard physical objects as noumenal reality rather than phenomenal conceptions. So that we like to think about the world from a Copernicus type of “birds-eye view” rather than from “our perspectives”, more aligned with Kant’s view.
Sometimes I wonder what would Kant think of the interpretive challenges of quantum mechanics. I get the feeling that people consider quantum puzzling precisely because we regard physical objects as noumenal reality rather than phenomenal conceptions. So that we like to think about the world from a Copernicus type of “birds-eye view” rather than from “our perspectives”, more aligned with Kant’s view.