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It wouldn't change at all. Interpretations of quantum mechanics are just that, interpretations. They don't change the results.
by PeCaN 9y ago
It wouldn't change at all. Interpretations of quantum mechanics are just that, interpretations. They don't change the results.
- 6d6b73 9y agoYes, but if one interpretation is deterministic and one probabilistic doesn't it mean that the mechanics will change, and what we currently think is how quantum computers could work, will potentially make them faster/slower/impossible?
- Tomminn 9y agoPilot wave just moves the quantum magic/weirdness/conspiracy to a particle whose trajectory we cant see, that "rides" the pilot wave in a manner that grossly violates our notions of cause and effect. Under pilot wave theory, you can still build the same computer, but the explanation for the magic efficiency is explained in terms of the magical movements of the rider particle.