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Indeed. My question was whether is was the change in entropy that separated the classical from the quantum? In QM it seems that there is a reversibility with no change in entropy. Is it when entropy increases there is no going back?julcab12 said:Time is not well defined in QM. We can only assume trajectories moving forward and backward -- retrodiction. If we interpret Time to have that property then the natural and direct consequence is that will be having mixed realities -- time moving forward which we are in and time moving backward that is hidden from us. But we can't say much about it.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...m-experiment-suggests-time-run-backwards.html