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July 8, 2026Philosophy of Science

Quantum Quasi-realism

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PLPeter LewisDartmouth College

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Overview

This analysis demonstrates a quasi-realist approach to understanding quantum mechanics and moral claims, implying valuable insights into physical systems.

Key Points

  • The paper explores the difficulties in understanding quantum claims and argues for a quasi-realist interpretation as a solution.
  • Analyzes the concept of quasi-realism in relation to quantum mechanics and ethics.
  • Compares moral claims and quantum claims to illustrate the shared difficulties.
  • Advocates for the non-representationalist framework to recover the roles of claims typical of realism.
  • Proposes that quasi-realism can bridge the gap between understanding moral and quantum claims.
  • Illustrates how a non-representationalist approach aids in addressing issues in quantum discourse.

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Peter Lewis (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a4de93fd2ea289ef6283806https://doi.org/10.1017/psa.2026.10240
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