  In this short review I present my personal reflections on Zeilinger-Brukner
information interpretation of quantum mechanics (QM). In general, this
interpretation is very attractive for me. However, its rigid coupling to the
notion of irreducible quantum randomness is a very complicated issue which I
plan to address in more detail. This note may be useful for general public
interested in quantum foundations, especially because I try to analyze
essentials of the information interpretation critically (i.e., not just
emphasizing its advantages as it is commonly done). This review is written in
non-physicist friendly manner. Experts actively exploring this interpretation
may be interested in the paper as well, as in the comments of "an external
observer" who have been monitoring the development of this approach to QM
during the last 18 years. The last part of this review is devoted to the
general methodology of science with references to views of de Finetti, Wigner,
and Peres.
