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IMO the word "measurement" is over-utilized in this space. My layman interpretation is A interacts with B, collapsing each other's waveform from the perspectiv
by rkagerer 4y ago
IMO the word "measurement" is over-utilized in this space. My layman interpretation is A interacts with B, collapsing each other's waveform from the perspective of the other. At some point in the causality chain my eyeballs might be B, but there's nothing special about my eyeballs vs. a sensor vs. a piece of dust.
Someone more knowledgeable might be able to say what interpretation this would be considered, and how it differs from competing ones.