Re: Do you think it follows that elephants do not exist?
Elephants are not properties of physics any more than probabilities are.
The concept of an elephant is subjective—as are all concepts.
The atoms composing an elephant are real enough.
AFAICS, nobody ever claimed that probabilites “do not exist”. The idea is that uncertainty is a psychological phenomenon, not that it is non-existent.
I hope that clarifies things.
Re: Do you think it follows that elephants do not exist?
Elephants are not properties of physics any more than probabilities are.
The concept of an elephant is subjective—as are all concepts.
The atoms composing an elephant are real enough.
AFAICS, nobody ever claimed that probabilites “do not exist”. The idea is that uncertainty is a psychological phenomenon, not that it is non-existent.
I hope that clarifies things.