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You're not crazy, they've discovered a Schrödinger's rock. With a ridiculously high Planck's constant, and conscious observation working backward in time throug
by bfe 13y ago
You're not crazy, they've discovered a Schrödinger's rock. With a ridiculously high Planck's constant, and conscious observation working backward in time through an imager and interplanetary transmitter to collapse the wave function. So, pretty big news.
[Edited to add umlaut.]
- dredmorbius 13y agoWouldn't Schrödinger's rock with a high Planck's constant be a stick?