Wow. YOU ARE WRONG!
Look at this post you fucking liar: https://www.justplainpolitics.com/sh...87#post5519287
You can't even fucking read. LOL. Maybe that's why you are complete SHIT at discussing science. You can't read. You are a joke.
Geophysicist my ass.
I thought Cypress asked stupid questions but this slides into the top spot. You, an assumed adult, think science is a school. Which school do you believe owns science or somehow is science? What people do you believe are science? Perhaps you think that getting paid is science. Do you think that a department is science if it is called a science department?
JPP is full of adult posters who don't even know what science is. Thank you for shining light on this absurd aspect of this forum's contributors. I appreciate evince for alauding you. Too funny.
For Someone I've hardly ever exchanged posts with until this week, you seem to have spent a lot of time reading my posts and developing an resentful obsession about me.
You've been strutting around the board bragging about your alleged PhD and brilliant research career. I'm just posting on topics I find interesting.
Not really.
Schroedinger: You can't know anything until you observe.
Heisenberg: At the quantum level, the act of observing (measuring) alters the results, so you don't really know exactly what you observed.
There's really not a whole lot more to it.
Note: Appreciation to BidenPresident for alerting me to my erroneous quotation marks. Bonus point for him. This post has been edited and the quotation marks have been removed.
Last edited by IBDaMann; 02-26-2023 at 06:43 PM.
Actually I think there's a LOT more to it than that. Mathematically the two "pictures" of the system (Heissenberg and Schroedinger) are apparently equivalent. One is just done with mathematics in a matrix format and the other is done with wave equations.
Schroedinger apparently proved these two are equivalent. But the underlying technical details are painful as anything. It boils down to how variation with time of the state vector is determined. In Heissenberg the operator changes with time while the state vector remains constant with time while in Schroedinger the state vector changes with time while the operator remains constant.
There's also the Dirac Picture which Cypress didn't mention but in that one the state vector and operator both change with time.
That's why I initially proposed that virtually none of us on this forum can actually say what the original statement actually meant. Let alone the philosophical implications.
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