Quantum Mechanics vs. QBism! The Differences

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- 00:00:00 Introduction
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NOTE: The perspectives expressed by guests don't necessarily mirror my own. There's a versicolored arrangement of people on TOE, each harboring distinct viewpoints, as part of my endeavor to understand the perspectives that exist.

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[jjcooney]

She’s too smart, definitely an alien. 😂

[BatBrakesBones]

Look at that we are stuck in a Time Loop is the particle or whatever that is measured by the wave function a different particle every time or is it the same particle all the time?

[ailblentyn]

I have never seen a good explanation of how QBism sees the nature of quantum FIELDS.

[losboston]

Can you give examples of quantum systems? Isn’t every thing a quantum system?

[tanyawingfield]

The observer is always the coordinate 0, 0, 0.

[onescreentwomovies]

Probability in physics is not unique for QM. For instance Classical Gas Theory is using statistics to find temperature pressure or average kinetic energy. The microscopic world of individual atoms or molecules is impossible to know or follow hence we use statistics to predict the most favourable outcome for measurements of the system.

[jetthelooter]

quantum theory is wro g your math is just not good enough to understand it. there is no such thing as a particle that is in two places at once until being observed. the idea of an observer is nonsense. its like the older idea of aether and the current idea of dark matter.

[DESOUSAB]

There is a game tomorrow. I need to know the outcome today. I use a probability to determine that outcome. Therefore, the game is both won and lost before it is played. Cool.

[Gnaritas]

Observer means measurement and has nothing to do with a mind.