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This is a better explanation, but can't the state be measured at any time, unchanged or not? The measurable attribute could always be in flux, for example.
by vehemenz 2y ago
This is a better explanation, but can't the state be measured at any time, unchanged or not? The measurable attribute could always be in flux, for example.
- gibsonf1 2y agoYes, basically as long as you keep measuring the object with a function (like length or weight etc) and the result of the measurement does not change, the state has not changed. When the result changes, its a new state.