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3.4.5 Other Interpretations
All interpretations of Quantum Mechanics must normally be able to explain the various observations, including those obtained by empirical research and those obtained informally, such as humans’ experience of an unequivocal world. They also must provide the conceptual principles and mathematical formulation required to generate predictions via input of initial conditions. Additionally, interpretations should explain the ontological nature of the things that exist in the cosmos, and to what extent we can know their realities.
Each of these various interpretations presents a different picture of the nature of the physical world, and each one has its own strengths and weaknesses. Although the Copenhagen interpretation was originally the most popular, quantum decoherence has also gained some popularity, and also the many-worlds interpretation by Everett. At the “Quantum Physics and the Nature of Reality” conference in 2011, some researchers collected the opinions of the contributors and combined their data with a similarly previous poll, to find out that 42% of them favored the Copenhagen interpretation, and 18% voted for the Everett’s many-worlds theory Schlosshauer et al. (2013).
However, regardless of the contradicting various interpretations, many famous scientists have simply embraced the already rigorous technical advances of Quantum Mechanics, and devoted little or no attention to philosophical aspects. The interpretations are usually more interesting to philosophers of science than physicists.
It is not possible to review all the details and differences between the various interpretations, so in the following sections we will briefly describe the main popular interpretations in their historical order, and compare them when possible with the Copenhagen interpretation that has been described with more details in section 4.4. We will then end this main section with a table to summarize and compare the main properties of these main interpretations.
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... ic alphabet, and relatively many other languages, reveals various basic symmetries that resemble in many ways the Standard Model of Elementary Particles, as described in section 5.18 in the PREVIOUS CHAPTER . This important subject requires further investigation beyond the scope of this boo ...
... here, the Arabic letters also have symbolic hierarchy similar to the spiritual hierarchy of the prophets and the saints, that we have just summarized. Thus they also have Pole, which is the LETTER ALIF , the first letter of Arabic alphabet, which also corresponds to the first letter “ ...
... €, since they are servants of Allah, just like ourselves [I.58.13]. He begins his detailed explanation of their symbolic metaphysical and cosmological functions in a long section in the OPENING CHAPTER of the Meccan Revelations. As he explains there, the Arabic letters also have symbol ...
... me previous four letters, in addition to the three key pronoun markers taa, kaaf and haa [I.78.18]. There are also many other classes and types of letters, but the important facts about the METAPHYSICAL RELATION s between the world, the Single Monad and the Greatest Element, as described ab ...
... ]. He begins his detailed explanation of their symbolic metaphysical and cosmological functions in a long section in the opening chapter of the Meccan Revelations. As he explains there, the Arabic letters also have symbolic hierarchy similar to the spiritual hierarchy of the prophets and t ...
... in is voided as soon as one is subtracted from it, and so on. This special macroscopic example of the hierarchy of letters is in fact quite relevant to the microscopic world, because a detai LED STUDY of the Arabic alphabet, and relatively many other languages, reveals various basic symmetr ...
... s, or Leaders, which are the two other vowel letters waw and yaa; four Pillars, which are the previous three letters: alif, waw, yaa, in addition to nun, that together provide the essential Arabic grammatical indications; and seven Substitutes, which are the same previous four letters, in ...
... again runs throughout the Meccan Revelations, is the “world of lettersâ€. Ibn al-Arabi considers the letters of the Arabic alphabet, given their central place in the culminating DIVINE REVELATION of the Quran, to constitute in themselves “a real world like usâ€, sinc ...
... line and then slightly curving downwards. All other letters are also inscribed in similar manners but their curvature takes various more circular and interfering shapes. However, as Ibn al-Arabi explained, although all letters and sounds are composed of alif, alif itself is not a letter! ...
The science of Time is a noble science, that reveals the secret of Eternity. Only the Elites of Sages may ever come to know this secret. It is called the First Age, or the Age of ages, from which time is emerging.
