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Darren New <dne### [at] sanrrcom> wrote:
> The electron you shoot out second? It's the same electron you shot out
> the first time.
And you insinuate *my* explanation makes no sense.
> Since it knows whether the slit was open or not last
> time, it knows whether to follow the probability distribution of a
> 1-slit or 2-slit experiment.
Yeah, electrons are sentient beings now, and have memory.
> Now, why is that sillier than "it knows whether you're going to measure
> which slit it went through after it has already gone through them"? :-)
Explain to me how would you measure the location of an electron without
affecting it in any way.
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- Warp
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