Little Idiot wrote:We had this very discussion earlier, when I used the example for Max Planck and Bohr having made metaphysical statements based on their interpretation of QM.
This does not constitute evidence nor argument. They may have made "metaphysical" statements about it, just as Einstein made about dice and gods. So what? There is a good reason why Feynmann advised to "shut up and calculate", and jokes about intelligent interns of physics being completely derailed because "they tried to understand QM" are part of that reason. You may think you have an "explanation" for QM, but unless it is parsimonious and based on empirical evidence (that is, a speculation that will be empirically falsified with predictions of its own, original ones I mean), then it's all made up shit.
I could also say that it's a rabbit that plays a dice and we are controlled all by that rabbit. I could say a gazillion things.
That's why we do not. In the absence of any methodology of solid investigation, one simply declines the effort.
IOW, it is wise to know when to stop. Willie E Coyote never was.
Side point; how does a physicalist/empericist or what ever I am supposed to call the mob here explain how I become tired after mental effort, after all work= force x distance, and neither a significant force nor significant distance is involved in strenous thinking.
Do you doubt that there is a good physical explanation for it? You should be aware that the tiring of the brain is an argument for its physicalness, not the other way around. It is one of the most energy expensive organs, and it needs rest.
Maybe you will think about that after you show me the emperical explaination for the odds and evens (without infinite tests).
We are not in the neuro-science thread, mr. LI. Stop trolling. Remain on topic. Do you have anything that you think you can explain better with metaphysics? If so, then produce predictions onto which we can confirm your knowledge. The failure of doing so will just render your taunts as silly.