When thinking about the importance of cold in many Quantum Phenomena, I wondered if the reason has to do with heat being microscopic motion and collision of atoms, and shouldn't a collision collapse a wave function?
And would collapsing wave functions be a bit of an issue when trying to establish a quantum effect? Maybe this is already known, or maybe it is incorrect, but I have never heard this before, nor could I find anything about it and I it seems quite reasonable. John
