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"Before" and "after" have sharp, non-fuzzy edges only on the macro level.
by Florin_Andrei 10y ago
"Before" and "after" have sharp, non-fuzzy edges only on the macro level.
- golergka 10y agoI don't quite understand how causality can be fuzzy. Can they detect the reaction before they decide to take action and decide not to take it based on this detection?
- coldtea 10y agoCausality is not really applicable...
- eloff 10y agoPlease somebody elaborate on this - it's not an easy concept for a layperson to grasp.
- ubercore 10y agoI'll take a stab, but I'm basically a layperson as well, so take this with a grain of salt. Causality would be tough to apply I think because of the quantum nature of the interaction. The object initiating the motion is quantum as well, so it's tough to say precisely when it should interact. So it's not as if the object is "anticipating" the interaction, it's that the quantum field already is interacting before our classical intuition of a non-quantum particle would say it is. At least, I think :)