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> So far, we arguably we haven't observed any. From the POV of 19th centure physics, the double-slit experiment was quite the glitch. And one could argue that
by ur-whale 6y ago
> So far, we arguably we haven't observed any.
From the POV of 19th centure physics, the double-slit experiment was quite the glitch.
And one could argue that the consequence of that glitch did not exactly simplify physics.
- acegopher 6y agoThe delayed-choice quantum eraser and the Triple Phasor Paradox might be the "glitches" of today's physics.