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		Jensson on July 9, 2022 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Einstein-Bohr debate settled once and for all That is classical systems and "classical" probability. In quantum systems particle functions collapses all the time making parts of it go to zero. At least as we understand quantum mechanics today, the math we have doesn't explain experimental results without those collapses.

dataflow on July 9, 2022 [–]

Yes of course I know that's classical, I was just making an analogy to get the point across about correlations.

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