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While Many Questions About Quantum Mechanics Are Still Not Fully Resolved, There Is No Point In Introducing Needless Mystification Where In Fact No Problem Exists. Yet A Great Deal Of Recent Writing About Quantum Mechanics Has Done Just That.

So The Old Copenhagen Interpretation Needs To Be Generalized, Needs To Be Replaced By Something That Can Be Used For The Whole Universe, And Can Be Used Also In Cases Where There Is Plenty Of Individuality And History

In Fact Any Experiment That Measures A Quantum Effect Is One In Which The Quantum Effect Is Aligned With The Behavior Of Some Heavy, Macroscopic Object; That's How We Measure It

I Would Recommend That Skeptics Devote Even More Effort Than They Do Now To Understanding The Reasons Why So Many People Want Or Need To Believe.

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