Testing the limits of quantum mechanical superpositions — mentioned by Reelin

Thu, 28 Feb 2019 09:20:08 GMT

You seem to be saying that the uncertainty principle is hiding the underlying reality from us, and that objects are simultaneously wave like and particle like and we just can't see it because we're "stuck in the system" so to speak. I'd point out that this line of reasoning is fundamentally untestable - it assumes that things are a certain way, and that because things are that way you can never falsify it. As to life "in the system", wave functions certainly do appear to collapse in experiments limited to drab reality. Below are links to a couple Nature papers (freely available pdfs) from the…

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Testing the limits of quantum mechanical superpositions — mentioned by Reelin