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Patrick Elliott schrieb:
> Sigh.. Sorry, thought I had changed/removed all the stupid poorly used
> "". :p Missed a few. Sigh...
You are forgiven; we'll file that as "random thermal noise" :-)
The thing that presently intrigues me most about the quantom world is
the question: Do probability waveforms really always /collapse/ when
particles interact - in the sense that the resulting effect is
/definite/ - or do they just "narrow down"?
That is, if for instance you do the double-slit experiment with single
particles, firing them at a photographic plate - will this really result
in a pattern of exposed spots on an otherwise non-exposed plate, or will
it rather result in a pattern of spots that are 99.99999% likely to be
exposd, on a plate otherwise 99.99999% likely to be non-exposed?
Or, to put it in other words: Is /fact/ something that actually
manifests whenever independent particles interact, or is it just an
illusion all throughout, and "independent" particles are merely just
"weakly entangled"?
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