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Very informative response as usual, Z. Thank you for your time. So, in how large of a system have we successfully managed to maintain wave coherency? Is the superconductor it? If by large, we're speaking of something along the lines of 10^{11}, I'm going to have a hard time getting...

I'd like to say first off, that I'm not a physics student, so if an idea of mine sounds bizarre or ridiculous, please forgive me, but don't keep back any criticism. From my understanding, quantum phenomena is restricted to the 'quantum realm', and can be found to exist in measurement no...

It's certainly not my intention to discredit the validity of quantum science. I know that some aspects of quantum physics have been among the most tested phenomena in all of science. The statistical behavior, non-ambiguous measurement results, the complimentarity characteristics of...

I appreciate your comments, Z. I took the liberty to visit your blog, in which I found none-other than your post regarding the "Bastardization of Quantum Mechanics." It (that, and especially the topic regarding why quantum mechanics is hard to understand) brought up some very good points...

I've read a lot, and am not sure what to believe. Due to my lack of knowledge of science, and most notably physics, I'm definitely tempted by some of the more...'radical' theories about quantum theory. Even though this is my case, I'm fine with suspending my belief until I reach...

Learn something new everyday. Thanks for pointing out my mistake - the last thing I want to do is sound like an idiot, albeit a little late for that. With my limited understanding of physics, I can accept that classical and quantum rules can coexist. This however, creates a problem when...

Thanks for the quick replies. "Astute"? Thanks for the compliment. :cool: I'm sorry, but I'm going to have to disagree. If we can find a way to show that human consciousness is the sole factor that causes the collapse, we have just proven that consciousness is beyond its neural correlates...

I'm not a physics major, I'm just very interested in quantum phenomena. I was hoping someone here could help iron out my interpretation of the Delayed Choice Experiment (in particular). The double-slit experiment shows us essentially, that the act of observation creates a physical situation...