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Just because one cannot know both where an atom is and how fast it is moving, does that mean that it doesn’t have a specific place and speed at any moment?
Who told you that? Just inject it into the bubble chamber and you will see it trajectory and could measure where an atom was and how fast it was moving.Just because one cannot know both where an atom is and how fast it is moving
(Oh, and while the map is not the territory, the map is a territory!)
As Heisenberg himself pointed out, HUP does not apply to the past, it is only about our capacity to make predictions.Just because one cannot know both where an atom is and how fast it is moving, does that mean that it doesn’t have a specific place and speed at any moment?