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Loren Booda
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Is there a characteristic boundary between every observer and their respective objects? If so, how would one describe it physically?
You mean, why I can 'observe' you, and the result of my observation and your observation will be the same?Originally posted by Loren Booda
arcnets - Does quantum mechanics address why we are able to interchange the entity classifications "observer" and "object"
Originally posted by Loren Booda
jcsd - quite right, the decoherence explanation seems to cover nicely the definition of observer-object.
arcnets - yours is a succinct description of the problem I am trying to pose - but might it be more metaphysical than physical?