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Anonymous Sat May 25 10:26:45 2019 No.10671563 [View]
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>>10671552

following this:

waves of probability can be seen affecting each other in the double slit experiment, despite the fact that only one of the two outcomes actually happened. how can something be affected by something that never happened? how can we observe real life results/affects of something that never happened?

i know im probably understanding the experiment completely wrong.

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