QM does not describe the ball as being in one of the boxes before an observation is made. Do we want to say that itisin one box at that time? Do we think that this state of affairs is part of reality?


"Einstein's Boxes: Incompleteness of Quantum Mechanics Without a Separation Principle" (2014)

Carsten Held Quotes

QM does not describe the ball as being in one of the boxes before an observation is made. Do we want to say that itisin one box at that time? Do we...

QM does not describe the ball as being in one of the boxes before an observation is made. Do we want to say that itisin one box at that time? Do we...

QM does not describe the ball as being in one of the boxes before an observation is made. Do we want to say that itisin one box at that time? Do we...

QM does not describe the ball as being in one of the boxes before an observation is made. Do we want to say that itisin one box at that time? Do we...