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approach that has its origins in the many worlds interpretation. It is based on the idea that out of all possible means by which an observed experimental result may have been caused, only a few make sense under the rules of quantum mechanics.

36 Buchanan (2007), quoted p. 37.

37 Buchanan (2007), quoted p. 38.

38 Stachel (1998), p. xiii.

39 French (1979), quoted p. 133.

40 Pais (1994) quoted p. 57.

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