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.Scott replied to the thread Double slit experiment with single electrons and no observation.As part of your experiment, you were firing off photons or electrons one at a time. For this question, we don't really need the double...
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.Scott reacted to renormalize's post in the thread Double slit experiment with single electrons and no observation with
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Can you describe an empirical observation or experiment which would distinguish between an electron that actually "exist(s) in our... -
.Scott replied to the thread Absolute versus relative grading for STEM: fairness and student motivation.You haven't made it clear whether this is college or high school. From your links, I am suspecting college - but I cannot tell for...
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.Scott replied to the thread Double slit experiment with single electrons and no observation.That's a good question - because it can tip you off to the nature of QM. If you could somehow manage to detect the fact that the screen...
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.Scott reacted to berkeman's post in the thread How to disable an electric vehicle in two seconds (for first responders) with
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This is very cool, IMO. Responding to electric vehicle accidents can be especially challenging and dangerous since their drivetrains... -
.Scott replied to the thread Structural failure (buckling) of columns in NY City building, 235 E 42nd Street.There are two buckled columns that can be seen through windows from the outside. They are about 30 feet from each other. There is...
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.Scott replied to the thread Not Penrose.I don't see that much mystery.
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.Scott replied to the thread Not Penrose.I think Penrose is excessively wordy on the matter. In his first book, there's one chapter after another where he uses different...
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.Scott replied to the thread Not Penrose.Roger Penrose has not only stated that the hard component of consciousness is basic Physics, he has authored three books on the subject...
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.Scott replied to the thread Spool falling while unwinding tape from spring dynamometer.If you assume that the paper tape is zero mass and zero thickness, then the force applied to the left side of the spool can only be the...