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I've seen, in the description of a black hole's photon sphere, a mention of a "light-like ds." I was happy to see it because I've been thinking about a photon's physical environment; at the speed of light, it would experience no radial dimension & no time dimension. Might it make more sense to understand the photon in this context, rather than imagining a field of virtual photons?
Also, when it comes to the collapse of the wave function; might that have to do with incoherence: as long as the coexistences are not contradictory, they will continue?
Also, when it comes to the collapse of the wave function; might that have to do with incoherence: as long as the coexistences are not contradictory, they will continue?