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pilot wave theory
the particle produces it's own waves as it moves, akin to charged particles creating magnetic fields as they move.
charged particles are affected by magnetic fields, so too could this electron be affected by it's own reflected waves.
then, a single electron could interfere with itself by virtue of the waves reflecting off the wall of the slit as it passes through, yielding a probablistic pattern on the detector where particles have a higher chance of being detected where the reflected waves interfere.

or particles don't exist, and what we describe as a particle is just a packet of condensed waves, that still behave like waves, and the particle effect is illusory.
or its god
or something else

good riddance to juvenile idiocy called the copenhagen interpretation I say. Too bad it took so long. A lot of needless confusion could have been avoided.

its all pilot waves breh

>all the math works out
>DOESN'T violate Bell's Theorem, despite brainlets claiming it does

face it copencucks... you were wrong