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> You don't need to make a random choice as part of your physical model You do if you want to model individual quantum measurements.
by lisper 2y ago
> You don't need to make a random choice as part of your physical model
You do if you want to model individual quantum measurements.
- 11101010001100 2y agoInteraction in quantum physics is something that remains abstract at a certain level. So long as conservation principles are satisfied (include probability summing to one), interactions are permitted (i.e., what is permitted is required).
- lisper 2y agoYes. So? What does that have to do with modeling measurements, i.e. the macroscopic process of humans doing experiments and observing the results?
- 11101010001100 2y agoWould you agree that measurement is considered an interaction?
- lisper 2y agoSure. So?