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Quantum mechanics is a physical theory that assigns states and rules for predicting outcomes of measurements.
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Quantum mechanics is a physical theory that assigns states and rules for predicting outcomes of measurements.
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Quantum mechanics is a physical theory that assigns states and rules for predicting outcomes of measurements.
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The theory is distinguished here from interpretations of its formalism.
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A prediction rule is not itself a report that a particular measurement occurred.
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