QBism, Bohr, and the quantum omelette tossed by de Ronde

TL;DR

This paper critically examines claims about QBism and Bohr, clarifies misunderstandings, and proposes a perspective on quantum correlations in the classical domain to better understand quantum phenomena.

Contribution

It offers a critical analysis of recent claims about QBism and Bohr, and presents an outline for viewing quantum correlations through classical domain observations.

Findings

Clarifies misconceptions about QBism and Bohr.

Proposes a perspective on quantum correlations in the classical domain.

Analyzes the validity of claims made in recent literature.

Abstract

In his recent paper "QBism, FAPP and the Quantum Omelette" [1608.00548v1] de Ronde makes a variety of questionable claims concerning QBism, Bohr, and the present author's critical appraisal of QBism [1409.3312v1]. These claims are examined. Subsequently an outline is presented of what one might see if one looks into the quantum domain through the window provided by the quantum-mechanical correlations between outcome-indicating events in the classical domain.