According to Bernard d'Espagnat ("The Quantum Theory and Reality", Scientific
American, Nov.'79,) the
implication of Aspect's (and others)
experiments refuting Bell's Theorem and vindicating the Copenhagen
interpretation of quantum mechanics is that AT LEAST ONE of the
following basic
EINSTEIN's original claim to fame was that
he worked for the Swiss patent office.
Was he for Democracy or Communism?
It could have colored his thinking.
ThePiedPiper
WK wrote:
According to Bernard d'Espagnat ("The Quantum Theory and Reality", Scientific
American, Nov.'79,) the
implication of
distiguishable from magic."
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From: "WK" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2000 2:55 PM
Subject: Re: [CTRL] Fw: Magic = technology we don't understand
According to Bernard d'Espagnat ("The Quantum Theory and Reality"
The sender of this message included the following comment: "I don't know the
origin of this essay -- somebody copied it onto another list I'm on, but it
is an eye opener -- among
other things it shows underlying ideas behind the magical law of contagion."
My own reaction was that it validates
Thank you Bob! What a great article, it fits in nicely with my own views of "reality"
as we "know" it. It is nice to know that there are some "real" scientists out there
who hold this view of reality as Maya. It opens up worlds of possibilities.
On Tue, 18 April 2000, "Robert F. Tatman"
