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Indeed!

That’s right thank you: I did mean to say electron because of its mass in a superluminal system.

Im mainly curious due to the Cherenkov photons ability to travel faster than light ( in the medium of water )

If a double slit experiment utilized photons from Cherenkov radiation under water, Would we expect the same results?

Leonard Susskind has a holographic principle theory? Found this link for you : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_hole_information_paradox

Well dang.. thanks guys. Sorry I drug a half baked idea into the house. ( wags tail )

Even if the resolution of time was at Planck scale?

Maybe my question isn’t for you but I do appreciate your response and I’ll take responsibility for any confusion.

This is the smallest observable measurement we’ve made: https://www.google.com/amp/s/futurism.com/physicists-have-measured-the-smallest-division-of-time-ever-observed/amp/ It’s a fun read. Hope it helps you understand the term measurement

What if you do! But at the same’ time’ do you understand? The same time. The exact same time..

Since all electrons have EXACTLY the same charge and mass the only way we’d ever be able to tell them apart is to make to observations at the same time. And by the same time I’d assume time to be in Planck terms. Could we conclude that if we indeed observed 2 at the exact same time then the...

Ha, fair enough.

I thought my question was pretty clear?

Nothing wrong with electrons ( plural ) in the one electron universe hypothesis.. you say.. Think about that would ya?

My question was inspired by an episode called spacetime on PBS about the one electron universe thought noted in a nobel prize speech: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-electron_universe. So I thought why not observe 2 electrons at the same “time”.