Recent content by MysticWizard

I did not realize this! Amazing. I'll have to read up on what this means and what the consequences might be. Thanks for your answer!

Ok perhaps the following analogy helps getting across what I am struggeling with. What if a quantum state can be thought of a a single frame in a film. Now there is 1 universe where the quantum state keeps collapsing to the same state over and over which would result in a film where time appears...

This statement got me thinking, would it be possible for 1 universe (out of the infinite collection of universes) to be stationary infinitely alternating between state A & B, or using the dice analogy throwing a 1 and a 2 over and over effectively making this universe appear looped in time...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_wheel

I guess that one was meant more as: Be aware that your measurement method can influence the outcome As for the definition, Wikipedia says: This means that the particular outcome sequence will contain some patterns, that are detectable in hindsight, however not predictable with foresight. I...

That makes me wonder if you ask 100 people to name a number between 0 and 100, how random would that be :P

I recommend you read this wiki page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superdeterminism I think the definition of a truly random process is hard to prove because even observing certain events changes the outcome: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Observer_effect_(physics) If you are looking for the...

So here it goes: 2 points in space A & B. 1 superluminal object (fixed at 10c, no acceleration) that periodically transmits photons as soon as it starts moving. 1 observer with a very high accuracy photon counter removed a sufficiently large distance from the 2 points for light to take a small...