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Re:Why don't more physicists subscribe to pilot wave theory? by lisper on Saturday December 17, 2016 @10:56AM (#13201108)
No, there really is a difference between a flipped coin and an unobserved particle: the latter can interfere with itself. A coin will not interfere with itself after you flip it even if you don't look at the outcome.
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Re:Why don't more physicists subscribe to pilot wave theory? by qubex on Saturday December 17, 2016 @11:14AM (#13201185)
Fair enough: single-particle-at-the-time double-slit-experiment is relevant here, but I didn't have it in mind when I was thinking of remote entangled particles being measured. My bad.
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