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Do (non)measurements taken this way 'collapse the wave function' anyway? Or can you only get information that is still open to change during the actual measurem
by mrkstu 6y ago
Do (non)measurements taken this way 'collapse the wave function' anyway? Or can you only get information that is still open to change during the actual measurement?
- monktastic1 6y ago"Collapse" is just one way to explain how measurements happen. These are "actual" measurements, because they give you actual information.