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If yes, then how is it any different from other facts of causality, and why is there a puzzle? Can one not simply view quantum particle changes as the causal interaction between subatomic and macroscopic objects, yielding certain processes of behavior under physical law, depending on the physical scale of the interactors with each other?
Can quantum decoherence be described as yet another form of causality, or is this an inaccurate way of putting it?
Can quantum decoherence be described as yet another form of causality, or is this an inaccurate way of putting it?