[BenLurkin]

"At the end of the photons' journeys, the researchers could measure the new polarization."

[adorno]

Time is immaterial for light particles.

[TBP]

There has been a variation of the double slit experiment in which it appears that the path of the electrons changed AFTER they had already gone through the slit.

[bunkerhill7]

I knew a girl who was gone yesterday but here tomorrow, missed today completely.

[fieldmarshaldj]

Or as the late, great Rick James said, “Cocaine is a helluva drug.”

[SunkenCiv]

bfl, thanks BenLurkin.

[Seruzawa]

The simplest explanation is that they don’t have a clue and just make up stuff as they go along. Then rely on the old “If you don’t have a PhD you can’t understand it. You must bow down to our elitist “superior” knowledge that we pull out of our @sses.”

[Nifster]

Ahhhh the duality of light

[I want the USA back]

Anyone who really thinks that “Schrödinger’s cat” can be both alive and dead is not reasoning properly, and must remain silent.

Where this is going: the destruction of the principle of cause and effect.

Sorry, but alive = not dead, and the effect follows the cause. This is true no matter what some deluded scientist says.

[ETL]

“Branciard and his team programmed and observed how a photon — a quantum particle of light — moved its way through a circuit. The photon could take one of two paths: If the photon took one path, they called the occurrence event A, and if it took the other, they called it event B.”

If I understand correctly, in the weird realm of quantum mechanics particles can be in both places at the same time.

“’Quantum theory dictates that a very tiny thing can absorb energy only in discrete amounts, can never sit perfectly still, and can literally be in two places at once,’”

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/einstein-was-right-you-can-be-in-two-places-at-once-2162648.html