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It is important to note here that Einstein was not being translated from German properly into English. 'Spuk' has a meaning akin to spook in the sense of a rem
by williamjennings 11y ago
It is important to note here that Einstein was not being translated from German properly into English. 'Spuk' has a meaning akin to spook in the sense of a remote observer; Rather than 'spooky', which is an adjective relating to ghosts.
There are also a lot of assumptions in the no-cloning theorem regarding the nature of quantum operators: that they absolutely must be linear and unitary. This is certainly not the case for research into invisibility or stealth technology, where non-linear optics are standard.
Lastly, the epistemological nature of hidden variables is the property which rules them out. They are referred to as extraneous variables in every other field of science. This has caused problems of overfitting; Biologists can hold excessive faith in Hidden Markov Models. When you dissect Bell's theorem in terms of raw mathematics, it is technically a restatement of the triangle inequality within probability spaces; So it just ensures that the transitive property holds for the variables of a functional system.
- rolux 11y ago> It is important to note here that Einstein was not being translated from German properly into English. 'Spuk' has a meaning akin to spook in the sense of a remote observer; Rather than 'spooky', which is an adjective relating to ghosts. Einstein's "spukhaft" is very much an adjective relating to the activity of ghosts. If you translate it as "magical", you're not losing much of its meaning.
- williamjennings 11y agoSpooks can also refer to watchers. There are CIA spooks, idiomatically. Ghost is translated as geist.
- kahirsch 11y ago> It is important to note here that Einstein was not being translated from German properly into English. 'Spuk' has a meaning akin to spook in the sense of a remote observer; Rather than 'spooky', which is an adjective relating to ghosts. I've never heard this theory before and I don't think it's true. The phrase that Einstein used was "spukhafte Fernwirkung".
- williamjennings 11y agoSpooks at government agencies are not the spirits of dead people; they are merely remote observers. The word ghost is translated as geist, like in the word 'poltergeist'.