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Ken Ucarp
When we say, for example, an electron does not have an exact position around an atom until it is measured, what is meant by measured? Certainly it can't simply mean measured by a human. I'm guessing it means measured in the sense of interacted with by another system. And if that's the case, when is an electron NOT interacting with another system? Isn't it in constant interaction with its atom? And if THAT's the case then it's position is fully determined at all times. We humans may not know what it is, but that doesn't mean it's not fully determined.