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Anonymous05/12/26, 05:00No.16974622Electrons
>wave-like, particle-like, packet of information which has mass and no volume, velocity with magnitude, momentum, but no direction
>exists as a particle when measured and a wave when its not
>spin without actual rotation, but still produces a magnetic field which is literally everywhere in the universe
>does not exist at a single, definite point within its "probability cloud", exists at all points within said cloud simultaneously
Am I'm understanding this correctly?
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Anon05/12/26, 09:18No.16974704
no
you're mistaking the existence of a system with the information you know about its constituents
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Anon05/12/26, 09:24No.16974706
>you're mistaking the existence of a system with the information you know about its constituents
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Anon05/12/26, 17:28No.16974971
literally everything you said is wrong