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Graduate Does Schrodinger's Cat Paradox Suck?
No joke. At least not to me. In Japan, old folks are often not told by the sons/daughters and doctor that they are terminally ill. The ones who are told die much sooner. Anyway, I don't see any difference at all between macro or micro worlds. The only difference is our beliefs, which are...- alan white
- Post #53
- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Does Schrodinger's Cat Paradox Suck?
Very true. And by the same token, quantum collapse occurs each time a new observer observes the same thing. This is a departure from a lot of people who believe that once collapsed, the works been done. Renegade thinking, because it implies that the objective reality is not really objective...- alan white
- Post #49
- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Does Schrodinger's Cat Paradox Suck?
Perhaps the experiment would be more understandable if you saw each sentient being as a single observer in a personal universe. You are assuming a single objective universe involving all participants including a cat and a number of humans. It is pointless to talk about the cat's timeline as...- alan white
- Post #37
- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Does Schrodinger's Cat Paradox Suck?
Interesting thread. I'm new here but I find the forum fascinating.- alan white
- Post #36
- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Undergrad How Are Slits Made for the Double Slit Experiment?
Thanks, but in what way would there be a problem maintaining the cat in a superposition? If no erasure is done, an interference pattern kills the cat, and if erasure is done, the cat lives. Doing nothing (not erasing) kills the cat by ordinary means---- immediately. A camera reads the...- alan white
- Post #40
- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Undergrad How Are Slits Made for the Double Slit Experiment?
Pardon me if I am jumping into an established thread. I wonder if anyone might like to analyze the following thought experiment:The double slit test is performed using a right/left particle detector. Photons are projected in quantities sufficient to ensure each particle can be allocated to...- alan white
- Post #35
- Forum: Quantum Physics