Unperformed experiments have no results

Overview of attention for article published in American Journal of Physics, July 1978

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>\[Zeilinger:\] \[W\]e always implicitly assume the freedom...

User LokiJesus, in the Discuss the Topic of Free Will subreddit, 28 Oct 2025

>\[Zeilinger:\] \[W\]e always implicitly assume the freedom of the experimentalist... This fundamental assumption is essential…

Seems like the opposite of popular discussions, since those...

User Narrow-Gur449, in the Discuss the Topic of Free Will subreddit, 28 Oct 2025

Seems like the opposite of popular discussions, since those citations include two Nobel winners! >A superdeterministic theory…

You're totally right that there's a big difference between...

User LokiJesus, in the Discuss the Topic of Free Will subreddit, 25 Jan 2025

You're totally right that there's a big difference between chaotic complexity and undecidability—no argument there. But I think…

>why? Why would that correlation exist? In such a chaotic...

User LokiJesus, in the Philosophy of Science subreddit, 15 Dec 2024

>why? Why would that correlation exist? In such a chaotic world with particles bouncind left and right, why would the…

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