Non-Absoluteness, Tracking, and Intersubjectivity in Perspectival Interpretations of Quantum Mechanics: A Conceptual and Formal Analysis
The paper analyzes contradictions arising from extended Wigner experiments in quantum mechanics, focusing on whether physical reality is absolute or relative. It argues that standard assumptions lead to paradoxes and proposes Convivial Solipsism, a framework where reality is a network of perspective-dependent descriptions rather than fixed, observer-independent facts.