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jadrian
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does the fact that there is a limit on how much can be observed on electrons location and momentum have anything to do with the finiteness and conservation of information?
is the total momentum plus location of an electron unknown to us or is it also unknown to the universe?
meaning, does an electron posess the information of both its location and momentum in the universe, and can that full information be propagated?
is the total momentum plus location of an electron unknown to us or is it also unknown to the universe?
meaning, does an electron posess the information of both its location and momentum in the universe, and can that full information be propagated?