If FUNC presupposes that all observables possess simultaneous pre-measurement values, it conflicts with the Copenhagen interpretation's instrumentalist reading, which remains the dominant framework among practicing physicists.

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Conflicts with(as used in general philosophy): Disagrees with or contradicts; two ideas conflict if they cannot both be true at the same time.
Copenhagen interpretation(as used in quantum mechanics philosophy): One of the main schools of thought about what quantum mechanics means; it suggests that particles don't have definite properties until we measure them, and that our act of measuring actually affects reality.
FUNC(as used in physics philosophy): An abbreviation for a specific theory in quantum mechanics (the study of how tiny particles behave); without more context, this refers to a particular interpretation or model of how quantum physics works.
Instrumentalist reading(as used in philosophy of science): The view that a scientific theory is just a useful tool for making predictions, rather than a description of what reality actually is; it treats theories as 'instruments' rather than truth claims.

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