Schrödinger’s bell
Hi Miki, is it possible in principle to do Schrödinger’s cat only if it’s a bell? Or is that considered a measurement? And if not, will we be in a superposition of hearing noise and not hearing noise?
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Once you hear, you’ve measured, and then there’s no more superposition. Either you hear or you don’t.
So there is no empirical evidence for superposition, it's just our inference?
There is. The two-crack experiment, for example.
From where we deduce the superposition, right?
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