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    It is not the case that Invoking classical mechanics to constrain quantum amplification presupposes the very reduction that remains philosophically contested.

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    • 1.Classical mechanics emerges as a successful approximation from quantum mechanics via decoherence, not as an independent philosophical assumption.
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    • 2.Constraining quantum systems by empirical limits (what actually amplifies) is pragmatically justified regardless of philosophical reduction debates.
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    • 3.All physical theories constrain amplification mechanisms; calling this 'presupposing reduction' conflates mathematical consistency with philosophical commitments.
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    • 1.Classical mechanics assumes determinism and locality, which quantum mechanics fundamentally rejects in its mathematical structure.
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    • 2.Using classical constraints to limit quantum amplification assumes the classical limit is ontologically privileged without independent justification.
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    • 3.The measurement problem remains unsolved, so imposing classical mechanics as a boundary condition begs the question of interpretation.
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