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The Plural Quanta: Expanding the Wavefunctionthe victim of a grand conspiracy. Trying to observe exactly how the interference pattern is formed is a bit like trying to see a reflection of yourself with your eyes closed. One may get the distinct impression that quantum particles are mischievous little beings, who only “play nice” when they know

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Physics in the Newsws a woman wincing in pain while holding a cell phone, as an eerie red glow envelops the side of her face next to the phone. Stories about the dangers of cell phones keep popping up year after year. The situation is somewhat similar to the climate change debate. While the vast majority of scientists

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The Plural Quanta: Expanding the Wavefunctionf with your eyes closed. One may get the distinct impression that quantum particles are mischievous little beings, who only “play nice” when they know they are being watched. If this is how you feel, then hold on to your hat, because things will get a whole lot weirder.