I "No objective reality" in quantum mechanics?

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statespace /Fredrik

It is good to know that look, that possible option, among the many that are available.

 

[physika]

On the issue of "Reality"

Physics cannot answer such a questions because it is beyond its scope.

“The basic question of ontology is ‘What exists?’.

https://www.science.org/content/art...-you-measure-it-quantum-parlor-trick-confirms

"A quantum particle can exist in two mutually exclusive conditions at once. For example, a photon can be polarized so that the electric field in it wriggles vertically, horizontally, or both ways at the same time—at least until it’s measured. The two-way state then collapses randomly to either vertical or horizontal. Crucially, no matter how the two-way state collapses, an observer can’t assume the measurement merely reveals how the photon was already polarized. The polarization emerges only with the measurement."

Regardless of psychotic existence; horizontal or vertical, it, exists.

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