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work_er77iwudtrhk3eun3epjxdr5ci	F. T. C. HARRIS	The British Society for the Philosophy of Science	1964	14	.pdf	application/pdf	6987	463	63	hidden variable programme is one way of trying to uphold the valueBub on Quantum Logic and Continuous Geometry 315 quantum cases provide examples of structures with atoms, but no twoBub on Quantum Logic and Continuous Geometry 317 The more important question, however, is whether non-atomic proposition structures might help us defend value-definiteness. peculiar tension between the idea of value-definiteness and the 'fundamental thesis' of quantum logic. The other suggestion that Bub offers is that continuous geometry might help us resolve the measurement problem. [I983a]: 'Quantum Logic, Realism and Value Definiteness', Philosophy of Science, Bub on Quantum Logic and Continuous Geometry [pp. Bub on Quantum Logic and Continuous Geometry [pp. Bub on Quantum Logic and Continuous Geometry [pp. Bub on Quantum Logic and Continuous Geometry [pp. Bub on Quantum Logic and Continuous Geometry [pp. Bub on Quantum Logic and Continuous Geometry [pp. Bub on Quantum Logic and Continuous Geometry [pp.	./cache/work_er77iwudtrhk3eun3epjxdr5ci.pdf	./txt/work_er77iwudtrhk3eun3epjxdr5ci.txt