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   sea, i.e. like Zollfrei metri, i.e. like Poincare's rough plane,   
   i.e. like super-string theory.   
      
   I.e., continuum mechanics. (Super-classical, super-standard.)   
      
      
   Born ends "The Restless Universe" with something like "under   
   our observables, the universe quivers", yet, on the one hand   
   it's full of potential, on the other, not a theory of potentials.   
      
   So, a potentialistic theory with things like Bohmian mechanics   
   is considered a wider world though that Born rule is what it is.   
      
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