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In the World of the Observer

Bernard Riley

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Abstract

The numerical value of any measurement outcome is mapped by any function of the observer’s choosing onto integers and fractions of a denomination of the observer’s choosing. Measurement outcomes that are closely related in the mind of the observer result in symmetrically related integers and fractions. From the totality of measurements, the observer apprehends a self-consistent reality ruled by theories believed by the observer.

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The numerical value of any measurement outcome is mapped by any function of the observer’s choosing onto integers and fractions of a denomination of the observer’s choosing. Measurement outcomes that are closely related in the mind of the observer result in symmetrically related integers and fractions. From the totality of measurements, the observer apprehends a self-consistent reality ruled by theories believed by the observer.

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The numerical value of any measurement outcome is mapped by any function of the observer’s choosing onto integers and fractions of a denomination of the observer’s choosing. Measurement outcomes that are closely related in the mind of the observer result in symmetrically related integers and fractions. From the totality of measurements, the observer apprehends a self-consistent reality ruled by theories believed by the observer.

Key concepts: Observer (physics), Mathematics, Value (mathematics), Physics, Statistics, Quantum mechanics

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