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Originally Posted by JustASimpleGuy
https://www.realclearscience.com/art..._ 111182.html
"Despite using state-of-the-art quantum technology, it took weeks to collect sufficient data from just six photons to generate enough statistics. But eventually, we succeeded in showing that quantum mechanics might indeed be incompatible with the assumption of objective facts – we violated the inequality."
Interesting...
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"Adirondack Mountains, Upstate NY" now I am just plain jealous.
I have posted this article a number of times on the forum, but it never seemed to get much interest. Objective reality is something I let go of a while ago. Not just because it makes life more interesting and fun, but because it just seems to make modern physics so much more understandable, it is really something of a Rosetta stone. There are many clues that this is the case, but so far this is the first experimental evidence that I have run across.
I suppose if one wanted to salvage an objective reality it may be a question of opening up ones definition wide enough... probably infinity wide, but at that point, what's the difference.
Anyway, good to see the issue finally getting some air time.