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> It is as if every photon that went through the slit is somehow aware of all other photons that did so too Why isn't it just that there's a probability densit
by chowells 2y ago
> It is as if every photon that went through the slit is somehow aware of all other photons that did so too
Why isn't it just that there's a probability density function that describes the aggregate outcomes of a large number of samples from a random process? Why is "memory" involved?
- apt-apt-apt-apt 2y agoI think because instead of two clusters like you'd expect from random BBs being shot, you get multiple bands like you'd see with interfered waves. Even when shot one at a time.