What can Schrdinger's cat teach us about quantum mechanics? - Josh Samani
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Date: 2020-08-22
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Terminal56
My theory is that just like Adam and Evas world were two separate universes accessed by the split during the Apocolypse, the world in which H. G Tahnhauses family die, and are saved are the two separate worlds created when he uses his machine. Not Adam and Eva's world. The machine allowed Adam and Eva to intercept and create a new world. Tahnhauses machine did not save his family in his universe, It created a new universe in which they were saved
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My theory is that just like Adam and Evas world were two separate universes accessed by the split during the Apocolypse, the world in which H. G Tahnhauses family die, and are saved are the two separate worlds created when he uses his machine. Not Adam and Eva's world. The machine allowed Adam and Eva to intercept and create a new world. Tahnhauses machine did not save his family in his universe, It created a new universe in which they were saved
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Muhammad
Schrodinger intentionally killed one of the two cats as he was mad with them and therefore he used his entanglement theory to proof that he was innocent and the main culprit was entanglement theory itself.
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Schrodinger intentionally killed one of the two cats as he was mad with them and therefore he used his entanglement theory to proof that he was innocent and the main culprit was entanglement theory itself.
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Sami
I dont understand the part where he says there are 25% chances for the two boxes case, but omits the scenario where both cats are alive and dead at the same time. Why did he omit those two scenarios?
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I dont understand the part where he says there are 25% chances for the two boxes case, but omits the scenario where both cats are alive and dead at the same time. Why did he omit those two scenarios?
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Rejesh
What if the cat survives the explotion Then we have to account for that probability too, don't we? Likewise, what if we have ignored other probabilities to make it easy to comprehend
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What if the cat survives the explotion Then we have to account for that probability too, don't we? Likewise, what if we have ignored other probabilities to make it easy to comprehend
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Sniggdha
Were you trying to explain Quantum Entanglement? Well. i have not understood.
Do you have something like 'quantum entanglement for Dummies?
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Were you trying to explain Quantum Entanglement? Well. i have not understood.
Do you have something like 'quantum entanglement for Dummies?
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Harvey
As a person who just began to bingewatch quantum mechanic videos, the takeaway from this one is that physicists really don't like cats.
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As a person who just began to bingewatch quantum mechanic videos, the takeaway from this one is that physicists really don't like cats.
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