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Ssyed replied to the thread I Is there a bad intuition or bad explanation in quantum entanglement?.there is no such thing as "subjective" truth, there is only one truth, so the idea of "unobjectively true" is incoherent, but you're...
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Ssyed replied to the thread I Is there a bad intuition or bad explanation in quantum entanglement?.It doesn't play a part, I was referring to the other poster. He was confusing the results of measurements independent of the act of...
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Ssyed replied to the thread I Is there a bad intuition or bad explanation in quantum entanglement?.oh okay There seems to be a misconception here. You are confusing the sense of an objective truth independent of measurement with the...
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Ssyed replied to the thread I Is there a bad intuition or bad explanation in quantum entanglement?.so are you saying that before we figured out what causes thunder, we should have assumed there's no explanation? How would we find an...
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Ssyed replied to the thread I Is there a bad intuition or bad explanation in quantum entanglement?.Math is a language, and in most areas of physics we combine it with theoretical constructs to give an ontological picture. Why should...
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Ssyed replied to the thread I Is there a bad intuition or bad explanation in quantum entanglement?.See quote above. So essentially, my question is for the people who say there is no further explanation to entanglement and that it...
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Ssyed replied to the thread I Do ensemble-based predictions truly describe real finite systems?.Thank you for the detailed explanation
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There is a simple but general principle how to determine whether a statistical ensemble describes well a real single system. The... -
Ssyed replied to the thread I Is there a bad intuition or bad explanation in quantum entanglement?.Yes but we have confirmation that that intuition is wrong. In this case, we do not have a confirmation that entanglement does not have a...
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Ssyed posted the thread I Do ensemble-based predictions truly describe real finite systems? in Quantum Physics.In both classical and quantum statistical mechanics, we often rely on the concept of ensembles, either as a collection of hypothetical...
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Ssyed replied to the thread I How strong is the justification for low probability extreme thermal fluctuations?.When you say that we can't actually do the experiment with respect to dice rolls, this wouldn't be correct, atleast in terms of running...
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Ssyed posted the thread I How strong is the justification for low probability extreme thermal fluctuations? in Quantum Physics.I asked a question related to a table levitating but I am going to try to be specific about my question after one of the forum mentors...
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Ssyed replied to the thread B Is a table levitating possible, even at a minuscule probability?.Just to rephrase to make sure there's no confusion, I'm not counting physical trajectories; I'm counting all the sequences of states you...
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Ssyed replied to the thread B Is a table levitating possible, even at a minuscule probability?.I think you're misreading. Yes, the number of possible trajectories given the number of initial states are the same. But I'm talking...
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Ssyed replied to the thread B Is a table levitating possible, even at a minuscule probability?.To expand on my question further, once you add time in to the equation especially, the amount of possible "trajectories" over time seem...