by Frederick Turner
the angels that surround us.
Student
Discussions of the Final
Questions
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from Time to Come by Frederick Turner |
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| "Reality is, when unobserved, only approximate in its nature: it is a probability function specifying a number of possible states which it might assume if challenged, at which time the packet of uncertaity that constitutes a particle before it is measured is 'collapsed' forced retroactively to make up its mind. ---Reality, then. depends partly on how we measure it." | |||||
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