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If a non-commuting measurement is made on a quantum property (like spin), this can be seen as the wavefunction being prepared. So you can't tell if the outcome represents the property, or that the property is prepared. However, if the property is prepared, we can predict the correlation with a consecutive measurement of the same property.
So my question is if the property is real, or that only the correlation between two measurements is real.
So my question is if the property is real, or that only the correlation between two measurements is real.
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