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kith
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I'm not interested in discussing further whether the statement "without something to attribute a position to there is no wave function" is justified or not when we both can't think of a physical situation where the wave function is used in the absence of something to attribute a position to.
I'm still interested in discussing the commonalities and differences between the pilot wave and the electromagnetic field / @martinbn's fluid and how significant the differences are.
I'm still interested in discussing the commonalities and differences between the pilot wave and the electromagnetic field / @martinbn's fluid and how significant the differences are.