From a large science forum, I was challanged to simply shortly and consicely write down the philosophical idea's of quantum physics. I was so proud of the accumulated work. I decided to share it with the rest of the world. Hence, no song.
Simple rules of understanding Quantum Physics:
(revised for the physicist)
1 -No un-observed phenomena is ab initio forbidden.
2 - Phenomena exists in space-time until it is observed as a single phenomenon at a space-time point.
(No Phenomena is a phenomena (..) until it is an observed phenomena - Wheeler)
3 - Phenomena only contribute to reality/the universe as a phenomenon, as long as they remain an observed phenomenon.
Helpful definitions:
Observation is anything that forces a continuum of possibilities into a discrete outcome/event.
Phenomena is a set of phenomenons with a probability ascribed to each phenomenon. Only a single phenomenon can be observed from a phenomena.
For the physicist: Phenomena = superposition of states. State = phenomenon.
Helpful definitions:
Observation is anything that forces a continuum of possibilities into a discrete outcome/event.
Phenomena is a set of phenomenons with a probability ascribed to each phenomenon. Only a single phenomenon can be observed from a phenomena.
For the physicist: Phenomena = superposition of states. State = phenomenon.
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