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So if you check that the gloves are black they are black every time you check (axis 1). And then if you check that they have five fingers, they have five finger
by trimethylpurine 3y ago
So if you check that the gloves are black they are black every time you check (axis 1). And then if you check that they have five fingers, they have five fingers every time(axis 2).
So, it sounds exactly like a "gloves in a box" example, right?
I'm not trying to be cheeky, I'm just pointing out that the example really does sound analogous, as stated so far.
- Jensson 3y agoIt depends on how those states interact with each other. Lets say you can't know a gloves fingers and a gloves color at the same time, so checking number of fingers resets the color and checking color resets number of fingers. Then if you check number of fingers many times, you get the same result every time. But if you alternate checking fingers and color, you will get random results every time. Edit: Not that I'm saying this is what original poster meant, just that this is the main difference between quantum particles and our macroscopic objects like gloves.
- trimethylpurine 3y agoVery good clarification.