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What's sticking out to me is that they definitely showed individuals can detect a single photon in some sense, but they did so statistically-- No individual was
by Thrender 10y ago
What's sticking out to me is that they definitely showed individuals can detect a single photon in some sense, but they did so statistically-- No individual was ever confident that any single event happened.
There's something really philosophically fascinating going on here that I can't quite articulate. It's like, did some people really see single photons? Or did the group collectively see a photon packet?
- ccvannorman 10y agoWhy don't you conduct another experiment with paramaters to answer that question, thus observing and collapsing the possibility space of distributed photon wave collapse observations into a single reality state?
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