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Sorry for the rambling nature of this post.
Hello,I am not a student or teacher.Just a regular person,browsing Youtube.I came across the delayed choice eraser.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delayed_choice_quantum_eraser
I am confused...
Does that mean that anything that will never be observed does not exist?
I have seen different types of delayed choices.
If the you hold the results"interference or not" in 1 hand,hold the results of "which path" in the other.If I look at the results of "which path" first,then the results of "interference or not" would be no interference.If I erase the "which path" info ,then look at the results of which path,it is an interference pattern.
Is this right?
If the potential for being known changes what is observed,any information gathered from these experiments could never be used to solve this problem.
The more I think about it the more confusing it is.
Am I getting this right?
What if the path of one slit was made longer by reflecting it around more.Then just use the time the particle/wave takes to hit to determine its path.
How do I stop the madness.
I think I have a cramp in my head now.I wish I had never seen this..lol
Hello,I am not a student or teacher.Just a regular person,browsing Youtube.I came across the delayed choice eraser.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delayed_choice_quantum_eraser
I am confused...
Does that mean that anything that will never be observed does not exist?
I have seen different types of delayed choices.
If the you hold the results"interference or not" in 1 hand,hold the results of "which path" in the other.If I look at the results of "which path" first,then the results of "interference or not" would be no interference.If I erase the "which path" info ,then look at the results of which path,it is an interference pattern.
Is this right?
If the potential for being known changes what is observed,any information gathered from these experiments could never be used to solve this problem.
The more I think about it the more confusing it is.
Am I getting this right?
What if the path of one slit was made longer by reflecting it around more.Then just use the time the particle/wave takes to hit to determine its path.
How do I stop the madness.
I think I have a cramp in my head now.I wish I had never seen this..lol
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