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F4lconF16

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9. Yeah it is interesting.

Reply to AlbertCat (Reply #7)

Sat Dec 20, 2014, 10:41 AM

Dec 2014

I don't have anywhere near the technical knowledge to know if it makes any sense or not, but hey, it sounded cool to me.

Some good food for thought, anyways.

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Quantum physics just got less complicated [View all] n2doc Dec 2014 OP

Seems obvious once it's stated. drm604 Dec 2014 #1

I thought that pretty much all of quantum springs from Heisenberg's formulation. longship Dec 2014 #2

I've been conflating them since I learned about quantum physics. I had no idea I was brilliant. Pacifist Patriot Dec 2014 #3

Here is the video.... xocet Dec 2014 #4

I feel smarter just reccing this post. Scuba Dec 2014 #5

lol. Like some books on my shelf, I feel smarter just having bought them nilram Dec 2014 #8

I bet this has some interesting insights to add to the double slit experiment phantom power Dec 2014 #6

This reminds me.... AlbertCat Dec 2014 #7

Yeah it is interesting. F4lconF16 Dec 2014 #9

that's the issue with this that is tough from a common sense perspective qazplm Dec 2014 #10

Well hell.... I wish someone would have made it less complicated when I took it groundloop Jan 2015 #11