Can a quantum particle be at two locations? Better to say: A particle may not have a location at all. But when it does, it has only one (at least in this universe).pic.twitter.com/GEznxt3rNN
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Ok go ahead, show me a particle without a position in space.....i dare you
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Question is...what's the gravitational field look like from a double slit experiment. Or what if one of the slits is near an event horizon..
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Nope, that partical exists in space upon observation....making my point
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No. If the particle were always in a position eigenstate, the governing time evolution would *not* result in an interference pattern. Making MY point.
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