A whole box of Pandoras: systems, boundaries and free will in quantum theory
It is shown that the paradoxes of quantum theory can be traced to an assumption that observers can know which physical degrees of freedom are causally responsible for each of their experiences. The untenability of this assumption is demonstrated, and a quantum theory without it is proposed. Removing this assumption from quantum theory sheds new light on the nature of semantics, and perhaps also on the nature of freedom.
determinism explanation causation probability bayesianism system identification