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Isn't superposition a contradiction for classical physics? Being partly here and there.
by worldthruword 3mo ago
Isn't superposition a contradiction for classical physics? Being partly here and there.
- red75prime 3mo agoClassical physics doesn't have particles that are simultaneously here and not here. It's a discrepancy between theory and experiment. And there's no point of accepting contradictory statements that are both true to deal with that. You can't fix a wrong description of reality by using some fancy logic that allows (apparent) contradictions.