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But what kind of interaction? Is it a tensor field? Change of spacetime? Particle mediated? Wavelike? Nonlocal string or brane vibrations? Does it interact with
by AstralStorm 7y ago
But what kind of interaction?
Is it a tensor field? Change of spacetime? Particle mediated? Wavelike? Nonlocal string or brane vibrations? Does it interact with other known fields and particles and in what way?
What is its range and speed? Does it work same in very low or very high energies? Does temperature affect it? Does it change at relativistic speeds?
Etc. The tool we have to probe it is currently only entanglement and secondarily tunneling. Maybe some calorimetry and charge detection.
- atq2119 7y agoNone of that is a problem if you accept MWI. The mental benefit of MWI is that instead of worrying about both entanglement and observation/wave function collapse, you only need to worry about entanglement because what Copenhagen describes as collapse is really just entanglement of the observed system with the observer.