The reality of the unobservable

Philosophy of Science 7 (3):337-341 (1940)
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Abstract

In the issue of Nature for January 1, 1938, Professor Dingle has given us a remarkably clear and thorough analysis of what the physicist really means, or ought to mean, by the principle that only that which is observable is physically real, or has physical meaning.

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