On Relationalist Reconstructions of Quantum Theory
arXiv:2109.03186
Abstract
Why I'm not happy with how Relational Quantum Mechanics has addressed the reconstruction of quantum theory, and why you shouldn't be either.
arXiv comment13 pages, 0 figures; v3: ~1 paragraph rewritten to asymptotically approach clarity, bibliography updated
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