The debate surrounding the interpretations of quantum theory has been lasting for longer than 100 years, with dramatic exchanges among the founders of quantum mechanics as well as the leading physicists of the last century. Although there has been some progress in terms of no-go theorems and experiments, the status of the debate is still quite open, with no clear consensus or even a majority position (Schlosshauer et al. 2013). There are more interpretations that one should desire, considering that these are wildly different approaches to the foundational theory of physics. Furthermore, the...