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Gerinski
Is it completely impossible, even in principle, that eventually there can be a device by which we could know about the superposition of states without collapsing it?
For example, being able to know that an atom is in a 30% probability of being unexcited and a 70% probability of being excited, without actually collapsing it in either of both states?
For example, being able to know that an atom is in a 30% probability of being unexcited and a 70% probability of being excited, without actually collapsing it in either of both states?