On 10/11/2019 6:58 PM, Alan Grayson wrote:
But that's not absurd, because it is possible to have a
radioactive atom that is isolated from all environment and other
degrees of freedom and so it might exist in a superposition.
But if you amplify the micro superposition and throw in a cat, you get
an absurdity. Maybe Schroedinger was *also* trying to show that the
interpretation of *micro* superposition is not correct. AG
Yes, I think he did. But he was wrong about that. Bohr saved the
theory by declaring that there was a classical world and a quantum
world, which worked pretty well because everybody's intuition about the
Heisenberg cut was about the same.
Brent
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