sadaronjiggasha said:Like in double slit experiment when several eletron shooted and the pattern in the wall created, it hard to understand why that happen but when I saw video of water flowing into double slit and created the same pattern than it was so easy to understand. Visual representation of anything is very easy to understand.
Perhaps a "one liner" that can change your mind set is this:sadaronjiggasha said:I am looking for something even may be one liner that will dramatically change my way of thinking. Putting all clasical physics behind me only thinking quantum way. Because I always try to understand anything by real life example. Then I can understand easily. But when I can't find any real life example I can't related to that. As QP physics does not relate to general physics I always mixed up QP to classic physics. How can I change that mind set?
Here are some relatively easy introductions to Bohmian "ghosts":sadaronjiggasha said:@Demystifier Thank you so much. Excellent explanation. You understanding me well. Yes I am looking for this. The "Ghosts". Thanks again.
No.sadaronjiggasha said:I got a one liner for QP, Electron behave like wave when no observer is there but when we put observer ELECTRON saw this and they told themself hey they are observing us lets change our behaviour, WE are particle now. That type of strange QP is. Am I right?
Try 6 hours a day, six days a week for six months and see whether that makes any difference.sadaronjiggasha said:No matter how much I study QP is still mind boggling.
See above.sadaronjiggasha said:I want to understand QP better way.
Only yesterday I was saying that physics is about calculations, not mysticism.thewowsignal said:So, is this the only direction to follow?
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