A paradox is some seemingly contradictory outcome than the everyday experience. Since an observer records the state of something at time t’ only after it had happened at t, he or she or it can’t affect the state that existed in the past (all operations are carried out at here-now). Observer created reality is a myth. What is causality?
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What is a fall? It is the penetrability of a denser object through a less dense object. Density is related directly to mass and inversely to volume. Mass is the net stress generated by confined energy on its environment based on density parameters.
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Entanglement requires at least a pair to share spatial proximity (अविरलदेशत्व) and interacting with or without exchange of energy in such a way that, the description of the state of one particle depends on the state of the other. It is a form of coupling that connects two objects (like the two ends of a rubber string).
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POSSIBLE TYPES OF STATISTICAL INFORMATION ABOUT A SYSTEM 3 The Schrödinger equation was devised to find the probability of finding the particle in the narrow region between x and x+dx, which is denoted by P(x) dx. The function P(x) is the probability distribution function or probability density, which is found from the wave function ψ(x)
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POSSIBLE TYPES OF STATISTICAL INFORMATION ABOUT A SYSTEM 2 In modern science there is a tendency of generalization or extension of one principle to others. For example; the Schrödinger equation in the so-called one dimension (actually it contains a second order term; hence cannot be an equation in one dimension) is generalized (?) to three
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