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Thermal radiation from a classical object looks "random" but still obeys (and in fact inspired) quantum theory. The information about the past of the object is
by andrewflnr 5y ago
Thermal radiation from a classical object looks "random" but still obeys (and in fact inspired) quantum theory. The information about the past of the object is there, it's just unfeasible to recover. I suspect Hawking radiation is the same way.
- lupire 5y agoWhy do you suspect that? Do you deny that quantum mechanics is a valid model of the universe? Or do you believe quantum mechanics is equivalent to relativistic mechanins? Either would unwrite a century of physics.
- andrewflnr 5y agoI'm proposing that quantum mechanics is right and GR is wrong, particularly as regards the no-hair theorem. I really can't tell how you jumped to the opposite proposals from my comment.