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Dadface
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In a nutshell I think that in local realistic theories it is assumed that:
Each entangled object has definite properties at all times, even when not observed.
I know the assumption is proved to be incorrect but is that an assumption actually made in such theories?But what assumptions about properties, if any, are made in QM? Are either of the following assumptions made?
When not observed each object has the property of existing in all possible states simultaneously but observations reveal one state only for each object.
Each object cannot be described as having properties at all, until and unless an observation is made.
Are there other assumptions and do the assumptions made depend on what interpretation of QM is used?
Thanks to anyone who replies
Each entangled object has definite properties at all times, even when not observed.
I know the assumption is proved to be incorrect but is that an assumption actually made in such theories?But what assumptions about properties, if any, are made in QM? Are either of the following assumptions made?
When not observed each object has the property of existing in all possible states simultaneously but observations reveal one state only for each object.
Each object cannot be described as having properties at all, until and unless an observation is made.
Are there other assumptions and do the assumptions made depend on what interpretation of QM is used?
Thanks to anyone who replies