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Contra your first paragraph, isn't your second paragraph ultimately saying that MWI has won over Copenhagen as the more useful theory?
by atq2119 7y ago
Contra your first paragraph, isn't your second paragraph ultimately saying that MWI has won over Copenhagen as the more useful theory?
- ThePhysicist 7y agoI'd say wave-function collapse is a good approximation for many strong quantum measurements, but isn't able to describe many experiments that involve weak quantum measurements or quantum feedback. As I said it might be good to start teaching quantum measurements using the entanglement+decoherence mechanism first and then introduce wave-function collapse as an approximation.