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Understanding the Measurement Problem - Is this a good analogy? [closed]
I have asked the question in a better way: Does Vantage Point explain Bell's Inequality's Experimental Results? This question may remain closed. It can be head-melting to conceive of many ...
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Non-locality and Bell's theory
Non-Locality – (just ) one more question? I have read comments that Bell’s theory proves quantum mechanics is non-local, and also comments that it does not. I have read a comment by a very eminent ...
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Is it possible to determine the state or values of something without measuring it
To give context to this question, I am currently looking into non-locality / hidden variables / Bell's Theorem, EPR / etc. I've noticed the assertion that the values / state of something when ...
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How do we know that there isn't a classical solution to the measurement problem/Quantum Mechanical uncertainty?
It was mentioned to me that it can be shown that there is no classical explanation for the uncertainty in Quantum Mechanics -- i.e. that there are no hidden workings that we have just not yet seen, ...
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