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"It is beyond a reasonable doubt that quantum systems generally have no definite eigenvalues. However, this does not imply that they have no definite properties. The conclusion that they have none arises from the fallacious restriction of properties to classical properties."

Absolutely fantastic so far!

I am ill-equipped to navigate all the mathematical symbols as quite a few must be common enough for her to simply use them without defining them first. But then: “The square root of a quantity is generally not a quantity of the same type; the square root of an area is a length, the square root of a length is I know not what.

Note: “Since general concepts must accommodate diverse contents, their articulation requires extensive abstraction” (12)

I hope I’m up to the task. The scope of this is staggering.

This promises to be exactly what I need.