"Researchers have demonstrated a device that can pick up single quanta of mechanical vibration similar to those that shake molecules during chemical reactions, and have shown that the device itself, which is the width of a hair, acts as if it exists in two places at once—a "quantum weirdness" feat that so far had only been observed at the scale of molecules."
It's an "extraordinary claim" that I'll accept with "ordinary proof." Maybe I shouldn't accept it? I don't really want to accept it: that's weird shit.
Who knows, maybe they'll eventually demonstrate "quantum weirdness" with cats.
;-)
This one's for you, Marcus.
"Researchers have demonstrated a device that can pick up single quanta of mechanical vibration similar to those that shake molecules during chemical reactions, and have shown that the device itself, which is the width of a hair, acts as if it exists in two places at once—a "quantum weirdness" feat that so far had only been observed at the scale of molecules."
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=quantum-microphone
It's an "extraordinary claim" that I'll accept with "ordinary proof." Maybe I shouldn't accept it? I don't really want to accept it: that's weird shit.
Who knows, maybe they'll eventually demonstrate "quantum weirdness" with cats.
;-)