Philosophical Interlude II: Locality, Causality, Reality (Again)

Florian J. Boge

Anonymous

Adrian Kent

Henry Mehlberg, Robert S. Cohen

III: An Indeterministic Theory of Time.- I. Philosophical Interpretations of Quantum Physics.- II. The Problem of Causality in an Indeterministic Science.- III. Relativity and the Atom.- IV. Laws of Nature and Time's Arrow.- V. The Symmetry of Time and the Branch Hypothesis.- IV: Universal Aspects of Time.- I. The Measurement of Time.- II. The Ontological Status of Time.- III. The Reality of Time.- IV. The Causal Nature of Time.- V. The Symmetry of Time.- VI. The Psychology of Time.- Conclusion.- Bibliography of Works Cited In Volumes One and Two.- Bibliography Of Writings Of Henry Mehlberg.- Index Of Names To Volumes One And Two.

Stanley Gudder

Zhou Huiling

The issue that quantum concept is noncausality or non microscopic innocence principle has always been the focus of discussion of physicists and philosophers.Based on the rationale for noncausality of quantum nonlocality,this paper analyses the causal relation and microscopic innocence principle from the micro field.Analysis suggests that objective reality possesses the causality and microscopic innocence principle of nonlocality in the effective coherence time,and it translates into the causality and H under the principle of relativistic locality in the noncoherent time.