John Michael Strubhart

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If the reasoning just recounted is right and probability waves don’t collapse, how do we pass from the range of possible outcomes that exist before a measurement to the single outcome the measurement reveals? Or to put it in more general terms, what happens to a probability wave during a measurement that allows a familiar, definite, unique reality to take hold?
The Hidden Reality: Parallel Universes and the Deep Laws of the Cosmos
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