Pitowsky's construction requires context-dependent probability assignments that are themselves nonclassical, shifting rather than solving the conceptual problem of quantum weirdness.

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Context-dependent(describing whether comicality is a fixed property or varies by situation): Something that changes meaning or value depending on the situation or circumstances it's in, rather than always being the same.
Nonclassical(describing the nature of quantum probability): Not following the traditional, everyday rules of logic and physics that we're used to; instead, following unusual or counterintuitive rules.
Pitowsky(as a physicist whose work is being discussed): Itamar Pitowsky is a physicist and philosopher who developed mathematical models to explain how quantum mechanics works; he created a specific approach (called a 'construction') to understand the strange behavior of quantum particles.
Probability assignments(as used in reasoning about uncertainty): Assigning numbers or percentages to show how likely different outcomes are.

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