Loren Booda
Sep17-03, 01:33 AM
Does observation decohere the object, or also interfere with the observer, to manifest macroscopic reality? A classical measurement might result either from equilibrium of object phase itself or of phase difference relative to the observer.
How, then, do these large-scale effects of object assimilation compare to those of interaction with the observer? What you sense directly - is it so because of its own decohered aggregate quantum nature, or because that other aggregate decohered along with you the observer?
How, then, do these large-scale effects of object assimilation compare to those of interaction with the observer? What you sense directly - is it so because of its own decohered aggregate quantum nature, or because that other aggregate decohered along with you the observer?