Since what Scott Aaronson is saying in point 2 sounds very interesting to me, would someone be so nice and elaborate on the following sentence (so that I don’t have to wait until I am able to reduce the inferential distance :-):
If I didn’t know that in real life, people pretty much never encounter pure states, but only more general objects that (to paraphrase Jaynes) scramble together “subjective” probabilities and “objective” amplitudes into a single omelette, the view that quantum states are “states of knowledge” that “live in the mind, not in the world” would probably also strike me as meaningless nonsense.
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Since what Scott Aaronson is saying in point 2 sounds very interesting to me, would someone be so nice and elaborate on the following sentence (so that I don’t have to wait until I am able to reduce the inferential distance :-):
I’ve been looking everywhere to an answer to this question. Can someone, anyone with deep knowledge of QM and who accepts MWI please try to answer it?