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Electrons 05/12/26(Tue)01:00:22 No.16974622

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Electrons Anonymous 05/12/26(Tue)01:00:22 No.16974622

>wave-like, particle-like, packet of information which has mass and no volume, velocity with magnitude, momentum, but no direction
>exists as a particle when measured and a wave when its not
>spin without actual rotation, but still produces a magnetic field which is literally everywhere in the universe
>does not exist at a single, definite point within its "probability cloud", exists at all points within said cloud simultaneously
Am I'm understanding this correctly?

Anonymous
05/12/26(Tue)05:18:09 No.16974704

Anonymous 05/12/26(Tue)05:18:09 No.16974704

no
you're mistaking the existence of a system with the information you know about its constituents

Anonymous
05/12/26(Tue)05:24:54 No.16974706

Anonymous 05/12/26(Tue)05:24:54 No.16974706

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>you're mistaking the existence of a system with the information you know about its constituents

Anonymous
05/12/26(Tue)05:32:04 No.16974708

Anonymous 05/12/26(Tue)05:32:04 No.16974708

>>16974706
only children live in fantasyland

Anonymous
05/12/26(Tue)05:34:02 No.16974709

Anonymous 05/12/26(Tue)05:34:02 No.16974709

>>16974708
Looks like you still live in the fantasyland your mommy set up for you when you finally learned to tie your shoes at the age of 12 and she called you a clever boy.

Anonymous
05/12/26(Tue)13:28:20 No.16974971

Anonymous 05/12/26(Tue)13:28:20 No.16974971

>>16974622
literally everything you said is wrong

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