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In this case the "classical state" would just be a preferred basis for the polarization. And basically what I'm saying is "If superpositions of polarizations ar
by Strilanc 5y ago
In this case the "classical state" would just be a preferred basis for the polarization. And basically what I'm saying is "If superpositions of polarizations aren't real, why is there such a natural way to change the basis so that any given polarization isn't in superposition?".
Analogy: if simultaneity is absolute, why is it so easy to confuse people about what happened at the same time by changing my speed?
- kgwgk 5y agoI don’t see how does it relate with the interpretations of QM and QBism in particular. Superpositions are not “less real” than basis states (if such a distinction makes sense) within a theory (psi-epistemic or psi-ontological) as far as I understand.