It is almost appalling to read so many misconceptions of reality brought on from the interpretations of the math we use to describe it. The idea of universal wave collapse, superposition among others. An entangled particle is not truly in a superposition of both states of spin, the math treats it that way because of the ignorance before a measurement. The probability distribution of a particle does not collapse once position is known. The distribution is linear and is a distribution over time. It appears random due to the ignorance of the initial state of the particle being measured.
Posted on: Sun, 20 Apr 2014 22:25:45 +0000
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