Nice! (sorry for bumping this, but I can't resist).
I think it is the same principle as the one used in counterfactual
computing. Where you get a result of a computation without making your
computer do any work except for the switch. It is generalized also
Elizur-Vaidman technic to detect a bomb, without interacting with it.
Yes, very spooky (but not "at a distance", note).
Bruno
On 28 Aug 2014, at 04:49, 'Chris de Morsella' via Everything List wrote:
That is spooky action!
Interesting how the direction of the interference resulted in either
a picture of the cat being formed or the negative image getting
imprinted on the yellow light carrier beam.
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