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You cannot predict anything about electrons you don't know the initial state about. That's also true in classical physics. I don't see, where this is specifically a quantum problem.ftr said:I really don't understand this issue at all. Two electrons will interact as predicted even when they are are not "measured", correct? an electron in the hydrogen atom stays put(i.e. has all the properties that binds it to the proton at all times) even when it is not "measured", correct?. So it seems there is a serious misunderstanding somewhere in QM.