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Copenhagen Interpretation Dogma

An analysis of the sociological and institutional rigidity within the early 20th-century quantum physics community, focusing on the suppression of dissenting interpretations through status-based conditioning.

The Copenhagen Interpretation, led by Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg, established a dominant paradigm that conflated the lack of measurement with the non-existence of objective reality. The institutional power dynamics reflected Liar's-Heir-Syndrome (LHS) by demanding a totalistic adherence to complementarity, effectively silencing dissenters like Einstein or Schrödinger through identity-defense mechanisms that equated questioning with scientific incompetence.

ComplementarityCopenhagen InterpretationParadigm RigidityLHS Institutional Dynamics

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