Subject:
If I Trond’s or photons are unpredictable and where they land, then somebody should map when they land. We have been doing that. The answer to the paradox of the wave uncertainty problem, is simple: there is a hidden structure That slowly becomes revealed when we hit it with photons and electrons: it is the wave.
From:
Kenneth Udut
Date:
6/23/2013 10:54 AM
If I Trond’s or photons are unpredictable and where they land, then somebody should map when they land. We have been doing that. The answer to the paradox of the wave uncertainty problem, is simple: there is a hidden structure That slowly becomes revealed when we hit it with photons and electrons: it is the wave.
In other words: we have been shining a very tiny flashlight on underlying bit of reality and refused to see it.
I find it impossible that nobody has seen that in 100 years. I’m sure somebody has.
Oh God. Is it even simpler than that?
What if the wave is simply the thing that you hit, Rippling?
Why must quantum’s be special simply because they are so small?
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