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[Anonymous No.5653717]

The wave function does not collapse, when the emitter gives the particle velocity for the an extent of a reaction to be incurred the particle never becomes a wave, now to this extent, we now have Sh. Cat, or the particle in a box.

If it is a wave, then it is phasing through space but being interrupted by an undeviable fraction of magnetism.
We can conclude that at that point the wave function is not collapsed, but inverted, and inverted again, thus maintaining both behavior patterns

[Anonymous No.5653733]

>>5653717
>If it is a wave, then it is phasing through space but being interrupted by an undeviable fraction of magnetism.
but that's a retarded statement.

[Anonymous No.5653941]

>>5653733
Whats retarded about saying a uniform magnetism is not enough to 'collapse' the wave function? Did you even read what was there?

[Anonymous No.5653997]

Bump for discussion

[Anonymous No.5654183]

>>5653941
Well for one it wouldnt invert, or cause the particle to invert, the measurements

[Anonymous No.5654223]

>>5654183
No that's caused my the 'particle' being confined and left to it's own devises

[Anonymous No.5654226]

[Anonymous No.5654232]

>>5654226

[Anonymous No.5654246]

>>5654232
>tfw you don't think of yourself as entirely that picture