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Yes they have, it's just that in quantum mechanics you can expand the state in different bases. The state still "exists" before it is measured, just in a non-se
by bowsamic 3y ago
Yes they have, it's just that in quantum mechanics you can expand the state in different bases. The state still "exists" before it is measured, just in a non-separable superposition state (i.e. an entangled state)