Question for JC; you want to solve the problem of the evolution of the S's equation after a measurement.. If you accept that the wf tells us about probablilities, why do you insist the probabilities continue to exist after measurement, and thus, that S's equation must continue to exist and the wf as well? Once a measurement occurs, we're in the realm of actuality, not probability. It's like the horse race where you're wondering which horse won, when the winner is apparent. AG
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