Reality doesn’t exist until it is measured, quantum experiment finds
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Re: Reality doesn’t exist until it is measured, quantum experiment finds
#2The paper is at http://www.nature.com/nphys/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/nphys.... We changed the URL of this submission from http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/new....
Re: Reality doesn’t exist until it is measured, quantum experiment finds
#3So does a thing which is not affecting anything else and not being measured exist? No! QED
Re: Reality doesn’t exist until it is measured, quantum experiment finds
#4Sounds like that light existed and generated and responded to a gravitational field after it was emitted and before it was detected or measured.
Re: Reality doesn’t exist until it is measured, quantum experiment finds
#5Maybe this is really just a fundamental challenge to our assumptions about motion of particles or information transfer in the universe. Isn't that interesting enough without these vague, human aggrandizing assertions about creating reality?
Re: Reality doesn’t exist until it is measured, quantum experiment finds
#6Re: Reality doesn’t exist until it is measured, quantum experiment finds
#7Observation does not exist until observed, experiment finds.
Re: Reality doesn’t exist until it is measured, quantum experiment finds
#8This is of course extremely interesting and probably important for understanding our universe—but how is it helping anyone to say something like, "...with scientists performing a famous experiment and proving that reality does not exist until it is measured." The statement is like a distraction at a magic show, drawing the reader to the glittery 'reality' and 'exist,' which are totally undefined so the reader's imagi…
Re: Reality doesn’t exist until it is measured, quantum experiment finds
#9What does it mean to exist? A thing exists specifically when it affects something else. What is measurement? It's a reciprocal affecting. So does a thing which is not affecting anything else and not being measured exist? No! QED