The Schrödinger wave-function is expressed in a unit which is the square root of an inverse cubic meter. This fact alone makes clear that the wave-function is an abstraction, forever hidden from our view. Nobody will ever measure directly the square root of an inverse cubic meter.
Freeman Dyson, Why is Maxwell’s Theory so hard to understand?
mannykannot|1 year ago
The Schrödinger wave-function is expressed in a unit which is the square root of an inverse cubic meter. This fact alone makes clear that the wave-function is an abstraction, forever hidden from our view. Nobody will ever measure directly the square root of an inverse cubic meter.
Freeman Dyson, Why is Maxwell’s Theory so hard to understand?
https://www.clerkmaxwellfoundation.org/DysonFreemanArticle.p...
asdasdsddd|1 year ago
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JumpCrisscross|1 year ago
>> Just because you can't record something...
>>> Who said anything about recording?