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Completion-Invariance of Physical Ontology: The Rational Base Field in Quantum Foundations
We propose and formalize a principle of completion-invariance for physical ontology: since all recorded measurement outcomes are rational numbers, the archimedean completion $\mathbb{R}$ and the non-archimedean completions $\mathbb{Q}_p$ of the rational base field $\mathbb{Q}$ are equally…
Philosophy of Science
Previous chapters have critically examined the foundations of modern physics, revealing deep challenges to our understanding of reality, substance, causality, structure, methodology, and even the process of scientific knowing itself. These challenges suggest limitations in our current scientific…
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