It has always seemed to me that the hard thing to understand is not quantum mechanics, but where classical… — Peter Woit
It has always seemed to me that the hard thing to understand is not quantum mechanics, but where classical mechanics comes from (in the sense of how it emerges from a “measurement”).
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