Theories make predictions, interpretations of theories do not.
That’s precisely the point!
Arguing over the ‘interpretations’ is pointless. Even if we could identify a difference in the implications, we don’t have any relevant data that would permit us to distinguish them. So there are no grounds for rejecting or accepting any one of them—doing so is departing from rational skepticism.
We don’t even have a difference of implication between the interpretations. So there isn’t even a theoretical distinction between them.
Are you a professional philosopher by any chance, Dustin?
That’s precisely the point!
Arguing over the ‘interpretations’ is pointless. Even if we could identify a difference in the implications, we don’t have any relevant data that would permit us to distinguish them. So there are no grounds for rejecting or accepting any one of them—doing so is departing from rational skepticism.
We don’t even have a difference of implication between the interpretations. So there isn’t even a theoretical distinction between them.
Are you a professional philosopher by any chance, Dustin?