  The Relational Blockworld (RBW) interpretation of non-relativistic quantum
mechanics (NRQM) is introduced. Accordingly, the spacetime of NRQM is a
relational, non-separable blockworld whereby spatial distance is only defined
between interacting trans-temporal objects. RBW is shown to provide a novel
statistical interpretation of the wavefunction that deflates the measurement
problem, as well as a geometric account of quantum entanglement and
non-separability that satisfies locality per special relativity and is free of
interpretative mystery. We present RBW's acausal and adynamical resolution of
the so-called "quantum liar paradox," an experimental set-up alleged to be
problematic for a spacetime conception of reality, and conclude by speculating
on RBW's implications for quantum gravity.
