Will Marx be proved right?

Mercosul: Has Political Will Proved to Be Enough?

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Alpha-1-antitrypsin replacement therapy: will its efficacy ever be proved?

Quantum Measurements Cannot be Proved to be Random

The postulates of quantum mechanics say that when a measurement is made on a quantum state the outcome of the measurement is random [1]. In classical physics, if the state of a closed system is known, then the state of that system is completely predictable. As far as we know, randomness only exists in quantum mechanics [2]. Everett proposed a purely unitary quantum theory [3] (without probabili...

Could It Be the Case That If I Am Right My Opponents Will Be Pleased ? A

I take up the four issues considered by Johnson-Laird, Byrne and Girotto in their reply to Politzer (2007). Based on the conceptual clarification which they adduce, it seems that the disagreement can be settled about the first one (truth functionality) and can be attenuated about the second one (the paradoxes of material implication). However, I maintain and refine my criticisms on the last two...