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Could someone please explain why superpositions collapse when we observe particles? Surely if it is because we have interacted with the particle, then any interaction would decohere a particle, i.e. why would the magnetic fields in two electrodes (which are containing a particle) not collapsing its superposition, since it is interacting with the two electrodes?
Thank you for your timeEdit: Is there any concrete answer rather than something such as 'parallel universes'?
Thank you for your timeEdit: Is there any concrete answer rather than something such as 'parallel universes'?