  Recently Shafiee, Jafar-Aghdami, and Golshani (Studies in History and
Philosophy of Modern Physics, 37, 316--329) took issue with certain aspects of
the Pondicherry interpretation of quantum mechanics, especially its definitions
and uses of "objective probability," its conception of space, the role it
assigns to the macroworld in a universe governed by quantum laws, and its claim
for the completeness of quantum mechanics. These issues are addressed.
