Objectivity as What Survives Between Perspectives
Objectivity as What Survives Between Perspectives I have uploaded a new version of my article Observer Equivariance as a Condition for Shared Physical Law: A Lean-Verified Categorical Model . It is available here: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20589336 The article uses an abstract mathematical language — category theory, fibrations, group actions, and formalization in Lean — but its starting question is fundamental: what must be shared between different perspectives for us to speak of the same physical law? Physics is not about how the world looks from an absolute standpoint. Physics is about what can be shared between different perspectives. This may sound philosophical, but it is already part of modern physics. Two observers in relativity may measure different times and different lengths. They may even disagree about the order of certain events. Yet they can still describe the same physics. What makes this possible is not that one description is "the real one...