The Zen Anti-Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics
I don&#x27;t buy it: The point of looking for an interpretation is to find a deeper, more detailed theory, or model that explains the QM observations, and perhaps more. Here&#x27;s an analogy:<p>&gt; The sun and stars trace arcs in the sky. One interpretation is the earth is the center of the universe, and the sun and stars move around it. Another is the sun is at the enter, and the earth and stars move around it. I can predict where the sun will be at any time of day, and day of the year based on these observational charts. <i>The motion of celestial bodies is what it is, and doesn&#x27;t need an interpretation</i><p>The flaw here is that by understanding more deeply what&#x27;s going on with this analogy, we can learn so much more about the cosmos, like explaining the motion of planets etc etc. By not seeking an interpretation of quantum mechanics&#x27; observations, we limit ourselves.