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  1. Why would I read a Scientific American Blog?
  2. Yes, this is my message.
  3. Exactly. Just like we can't measure the number \(\pi\).
  4. Genady replied to Genady's topic in The Sandbox
    \(\pi\)
  5. When we measure, we could only measure one value. The question of "collapse" is how it causes the multiple simultaneous states to become a definite state corresponding to the measured value.
  6. Genady replied to mar_mar's topic in Speculations
    Not necessarily. Blind people know shapes and sizes of new items by themselves, using hands, sticks, etc., without having somebody telling them.
  7. Genady replied to mar_mar's topic in Speculations
    So, in the assertion that "we do receive a shape of an item thanks to a colour", the blind people are not included in the WE?
  8. Genady replied to mar_mar's topic in Speculations
    So, contrary to the assertion that "we do receive a shape of an item thanks to a colour", blind from birth people receive a shape of an item NOT thanks to a color.
  9. Genady replied to mar_mar's topic in Speculations
    Blind from birth people - what colors?
  10. Genady replied to mar_mar's topic in Speculations
    The point is that all this is obtained without colors.
  11. Genady replied to mar_mar's topic in Speculations
    What memory? They are blind from birth. What concepts?
  12. Genady replied to mar_mar's topic in Speculations
    This is incorrect. Blind people know shapes.
  13. Genady replied to mar_mar's topic in Speculations
    There is nothing special about color in this respect. The same holds for shape, motion, smell, taste, touch, etc.
  14. You should also be aware that the situation is not necessarily binary, i.e., pattern or no-pattern. Depending on the interaction, the result can be any of the continuous set of possibilities between a clear interference pattern and no signs of any interference at all. Let's take an extreme scenario of a detector that can be in three states: 0 - default, L - the particle went through the left slit, R - the particle went through the right slit. Let' assume that the detector is perfect, i.e., starting from the state 0 it always changes to either L or R depending on the interaction with the particle. Immediately after going to the L or to the R state, the detector self-destructs. Then, another such detector interacts with the next particle. And so on. There will be no interference pattern in this scenario.
  15. How Googlers cracked OpenAI's ChatGPT with a single word (sfgate.com)
  16. You are right. Yes, it is, and yes, it does. It is the mathematical foundation of the entire Standard Model, including Higgs.
  17. QFT is a mathematical framework. QED is a physical model.
  18. Penrose does not involve consciousness to explain quantum mechanics, but rather he tries to involve quantum mechanics to explain consciousness.
  19. I think that the OP refers to a measurement which detects a slit that photon has went through. Such a measurement would make the wave function to collapse and the interference pattern to disappear.
  20. Yes, you're right. Perhaps, interaction with a system in a mixed state would've been a correct answer?
  21. Sure. Also look for decoherence.
  22. Entanglement with a system in a mixed state.
  23. F. (Academic grading in the United States - Wikipedia)

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