A radical new approach suggests some of quantum theory’s most bizarre and inexplicable effects might be down to physics failing to account properly for time
Is Schrödinger’s cat both dead and alive? No, it’s just haunted by its past

A radical new approach suggests some of quantum theory’s most bizarre and inexplicable effects might be down to physics failing to account properly for time
Key Takeaways
- Is Schrödinger’s cat both dead and alive?
- No, it’s just haunted by its past.
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