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3) Tiny stable wormhole or other anomaly under Alps (casualty saved, doubtful that it gives stable results) 4) High energy neutrinos spontaneously teleport the
by mbq 15y ago
3) Tiny stable wormhole or other anomaly under Alps (casualty saved, doubtful that it gives stable results)
4) High energy neutrinos spontaneously teleport themselves (casualty saved, new, very odd physics needed)
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n) Subtle measurement problem (impossible to falsify until the result is replicated on independent setup)
- bobds 15y agoI think you mean causality.
- mbq 15y agoSure, thanks.
- dum 15y ago4) High energy neutrinos spontaneously teleport themselves (casualty saved, new, very odd physics needed) then why didn't they just pass by the detector?
- dpark 15y agoHow do either of those save causality? If you've got regular neutrinos traveling FTL, causality is broken. It doesn't matter if the particles travel FTL because they really have a measurable velocity FTL or because they somehow spontaneously teleport.