Re:Even Physicists Don’t Understand Quantum Mechanics
by jhanschoo on Sunday September 08, 2019 @04:13AM
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Every claim you are making requires justification why it explains reality better than the model you are arguing against. Without that this reply paints you as a crank.
Re:Even Physicists Don’t Understand Quantum Mechanics
by sandworm101 on Sunday September 08, 2019 @12:50PM
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I, and more than a few others, find the ongoing existence of multiple universes easier to swallow than the concept of new universes being created whenever a wave function collapses. The pre-existence of an infinity is of greater likelihood than the continuing creation of multiple infinities as time moves forward.
This is testable, if not practical atm. If something like an electron exists in ghost forms across multiple universes then they may be linked in those other universes more strongly than ours, a concept that may offer explanations for a variety of quantum behaviors. Proof of this would be the observation of a reliable link between particles not linked in our universe.
Or, the universe was split before and that quantum uncertainty is really us perceiving those already-existing other universes. The collapsed wave is really just us measuring the only particle, the one in our universe, capable of stronger interactions. Under that interpretation the rest of the electron shell is a cloud of other electrons existing across universes but unable to interact strongly in ours, literal ghost particles.