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energyflash
Aug25-04, 12:01 AM
This is just to be a bit of fun but also to express whether or not you think that the quantum physicist should be labelled an observer or a participant? And also why or why not? I mean I think this is such a great subject, but it may be really boring to some people!
(sorry about the spelling error in the poll - I dont know how to edit it!)
Fun topic!
I'm pondering a post about the observer function...
Doesn't Quantum physics, or at least observation of observation, show that the observer necessarily changes the outcome? I've been pondering, just like Quantum sciences makes for rethinking many things, wouldn't we have to accept that all findings are biased or at least influenced by the viewer? Huh?
Sorry to answer a question with a question, but Bishop Berkeley's writings about we only know what our perceptions perceive used to put me in a mental loop, now I'm just sharing that loop! he he..
Can ANY observation be uninfluenced by the observer? Is this possible at all?
Gonzolo
Aug29-04, 03:17 PM
Can ANY observation be uninfluenced by the observer? Is this possible at all?
Nope, I'll take on any system you throw at me. :smile:
HallsofIvy
Aug29-04, 03:51 PM
I've known people like that- no matter how carefully you set up the experiment for them, as soon as they get near the apparatus it all starts to come apart![:)]
Fun topic!
I'm pondering a post about the observer function...
Doesn't Quantum physics, or at least observation of observation, show that the observer necessarily changes the outcome? I've been pondering, just like Quantum sciences makes for rethinking many things, wouldn't we have to accept that all findings are biased or at least influenced by the viewer? Huh?
Sorry to answer a question with a question, but Bishop Berkeley's writings about we only know what our perceptions perceive used to put me in a mental loop, now I'm just sharing that loop! he he..
Can ANY observation be uninfluenced by the observer? Is this possible at all?
Yes, using this poll I have observed it, out of the two options I have declined to check either boxes!
The two INITIAL options pre-determined my NO-Participation! :smile:
Q?..will my none-participation have a baring on the poll outcome? :approve:
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