Recent content by Jesayntly
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Graduate Copenhagen - What qualifies as "measurement" and "observer"?
I know that BM is lacking in certain regards but it just rubs me the right way. CI just doesn't work for instance with my example of a developing universe. Either CI or BM is missing something HUGE.- Jesayntly
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- Forum: Quantum Interpretations and Foundations
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Graduate Copenhagen - What qualifies as "measurement" and "observer"?
It would appear so.- Jesayntly
- Post #16
- Forum: Quantum Interpretations and Foundations
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Graduate Copenhagen - What qualifies as "measurement" and "observer"?
Can't comment further until I gain a better understanding of BM. I'll keep that in mind though as I study.- Jesayntly
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- Forum: Quantum Interpretations and Foundations
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Graduate Copenhagen - What qualifies as "measurement" and "observer"?
Different source - same information. Sigh. Here's to hoping. Copenhagen is just too creepy in what it infers.- Jesayntly
- Post #12
- Forum: Quantum Interpretations and Foundations
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Graduate Copenhagen - What qualifies as "measurement" and "observer"?
I'm hoping new, recent experiments pertaining to Pilot Wave Theory give it some traction - I'm a bigger fan of a deterministic reality. The fact that some behaviors are being exhibited in a classical environment that many thought were exclusive to the quantum realm are giving me some hope.- Jesayntly
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- Forum: Quantum Interpretations and Foundations
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Graduate Copenhagen - What qualifies as "measurement" and "observer"?
I mean, if one supposes CI to be true and that larger particles can't form from uncollapsed quantum building blocks, the only other possible explanation is, well, something divine in nature is observing and measuring from outside our universe or we're encased in some amazing simulation. This is...- Jesayntly
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- Forum: Quantum Interpretations and Foundations
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Graduate Copenhagen - What qualifies as "measurement" and "observer"?
Curious. I'm sure this conundrum has been presented before. I wonder how it was handled. I'll delve more into Bohmian Mechanics. Thanks for the input!- Jesayntly
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- Forum: Quantum Interpretations and Foundations
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Graduate Copenhagen - What qualifies as "measurement" and "observer"?
Is there any discussion of the formation of larger units of matter when it's base building blocks are still in a state of superposition?- Jesayntly
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- Forum: Quantum Interpretations and Foundations
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Graduate Copenhagen - What qualifies as "measurement" and "observer"?
Can we assume that bigger units of matter can not form from particles whose wave functions remain "uncollapsed"? If we can, how could the now observable celestial bodies to come into existence when there are no sentient beings actively observing or at least none available to produce classical...- Jesayntly
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- Forum: Quantum Interpretations and Foundations
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Graduate Copenhagen - What qualifies as "measurement" and "observer"?
Hey guys and gals, clearly I'm new here, not only new here but new to QM (relatively speaking). I've read a few threads here pertaining to a thought I've been pondering on but the answer doesn't seem clear. In the Copenhagen interpretation, what qualifies as a "measurement", and/or what...- Jesayntly
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- Copenhagen Measurement Observer
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What is the Relationship Between Physics and Mathematics?
I've read them, all good! And it's good to know as I'm not keen on personal theories.- Jesayntly
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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What is the Relationship Between Physics and Mathematics?
The name's James, a pleasure to make the acquaintance of you all! I'm an amateur at best in the realm of physics as I have yet to grasp the math behind it all. So here I come to sate my piqued interest and perhaps raise some interesting and possibly unanswered questions that will provide food...- Jesayntly
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