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In each of the many-worlds it is a particle. The wave behavior is caused by the interaction of the many-worlds.
by im3w1l 6y ago
In each of the many-worlds it is a particle. The wave behavior is caused by the interaction of the many-worlds.
- 2038AD 6y agoWhat a fun interpretation
- mhh__ 6y agoI'm not sure that's how MWI works?
- quietbritishjim 6y agoDoes that explain the two slit experiment, with a single particle inferring with its own wave function? If you consider it to be a particle, then you probably need to make the interact of the many-worlds be wavelike. At that point you probably have a more complex model than admitting the photon was not a particle.
- im3w1l 6y ago> you probably need to make the interact of the many-worlds be wavelike. Yes > At that point you probably have a more complex model than admitting the photon was not a particle. Yes again. But then why a more complex model? To be able to deal with interference of complex systems of entangled particles.