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The Schrödinger's cat is a deliberately absurd argument anyway, and it's widely misunderstood as a serious argument. The quantum effects will collapse when the
by Gravityloss 13y ago
The Schrödinger's cat is a deliberately absurd argument anyway, and it's widely misunderstood as a serious argument.
The quantum effects will collapse when there are any macroscopic effects: there has to be a detector that will trigger the hammer that breaks the poison.