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PeterDonis
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Exactly: we see positions of macroscopic devices, not positions of individual particles. (Btw, the "particles" in question aren't necessarily any of the particles that appear in our fundamental theories--they're not necessarily quarks or leptons. They could be some other kind of particles at a deeper level.) The individual particle positions, which are the basic ontology of the Bohmian interpretation, are unobservable.Sunil said:I think the "unobservable" is misleading, given that all what we see are those positions - of macroscopic devices