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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	For the cat example it should be noted that when you put the cat in the box you are also putting some poison in there (might help the analogy a bit). There is often the question asked "If a tree falls in the woods and noone is around, does it make a sound?" The real question would be "If noone is around can a tree fall?" If noone is around this hypothetical tree is in a superposition of states. It is both standing and fallen. When someone observes this tree the super position collapses and it is either fallen or standing. There is a good deal of wiggle room with complex examples such as a cat and a tree, but when you take it down to the partical level things become much easier to work with it is far easier to create a theory about the individual unit as opposed to working on a collection of units. Now, the above is all a scientific theory. There is a lot of math and science behind it. But I still feel that there is something missing that will make all of this jell. At this point we still are having trouble measuring small objects, when you take a measurement you affect the object. The advances of quantum entanglement make this possible, but there is still work that needs to be done. Dan @ [url=http://www.codetown.org]Code Town[/url] Loading...
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