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Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't the two-slit experiment the "first" evidence that other universes exist?
by brianwillis 16y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't the two-slit experiment the "first" evidence that other universes exist?
- maeon3 16y agoMy head just exploded, that explains everything! The collapse of the electron wave function is a symptom of something causing the electron to stop behaving as a multidimensional particle and begin behaving as a single dimensional particle. woah.
- brianwillis 16y agoI'm not sure if you're making fun of me, or your response is just way over my head.
- Natsu 16y ago> I'm not sure if you're making fun of me, or your response is just way over my head. Honestly, cosmology is like that for most people.
- richardw 16y agoNo, there are a few interpretations for quantum trickery, that being just one. If multiple universes did exist, it still wouldn't be the same as what that QM interpretation is claiming. It's claiming a new universe pops up pretty much every time some particle isn't sure where it wants to be. Terrible waste of energy and effort, IMO. Occam's razor would have a field day.
- retrogradeorbit 16y agoCopenhagen interpretation has my vote.