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I feel someone else may have said that, but simply said, what if the phenomenon is a wave, and its observable effect a particle? Isn't it the fact that the wave
by danetch 8y ago
I feel someone else may have said that, but simply said, what if the phenomenon is a wave, and its observable effect a particle? Isn't it the fact that the wave hits matter that makes it observable / measurable. Doesn't seem incompatible, even with the monitors, with the double slits experiment
- rohit2412 8y agoI think a lot of hidden variables theories have been discredited. https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/374266/what-are-non-local-hidden-variables https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/374266/what-are-...