I have been working for years on issues of rationality and its excesses (hyper-rationalism), however, how much can certainty be achieved as an objective of rationality in a universe that is still uncertain?
Therefore, I would be grateful if someone has academic information on what role rationality plays in the quantum world. Can we talk about rationality in the quantum world?
José Carlos Vázquez Parra
Thank you very much dear Otto
As a rationalist, I strongly question the possibility of reaching the certainty of things. Therefore, I consider that the quantum world can be an excellent example of the inevitable uncertainty in which we live.
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