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[Darren New]

"David C. Ullrich" wrote:

> That's assuming that physics is not all wrong. And
> probably I should not have said what I did the
> way I did, because my impression is that there
> is really no such thing as complete information
> about a physical system.

Last I heard, the "hidden variable" theory was disproved by the Bell
Inequality. I.e., there's no information in a system that is just
invisible but really controlling when the atom will decay. Instead, that
information just isn't there. Apparently, you can actually do
experiments to tell the difference. <boggle ;->
 
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