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Because that's a thing it can do. It's properties include self-interference. You are building your expectations of 'what a thing can do' based on the macro wor
by mabbo 5y ago
Because that's a thing it can do. It's properties include self-interference.
You are building your expectations of 'what a thing can do' based on the macro world you live in and the things you see and experience 'up here'. But down there, the rules are simply different.
Our expectations and intuition are simply not evolved to handle situations that occur in that level of reality. We've never thrown a rock and watched it self-interfere. But we should throw a lot of doubt at anyone who claims that it's all very natural to them, imho.
- goatlover 5y agoSure, but there are still different interpretation of QM to sort out, and electron jumps have recently been measured to take time. Which contradicts the idea that jumps were instantaneous. We don't know everything about QM, so it's right to push back somewhat on claims that it's just different. Isn't that basically saying shut up and calculate?