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If your question is more physics and less philosophy, consider asking it on Physics.SE (possibly with the soft-question tag).
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Books on the philosophy of quantum mechanics
I am not an expert in the field of philosophy of quantum mechanics. However, I would like to recommend some books that draw my attention from these authors' discussions.
An Introduction to the Philos …
