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Non-Contextual Realism vs Local Realism
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The difference between non-contextual realism and local realism lies in their claims about the properties of particles like position, momentum, and spin. While non-contextual realism assumes particles have inherent properties regardless of observation, local realism claims that they do possess such properties but only in context.
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This episode debunks local realism, a theory that states physical objects, such as electrons, have properties like position and momentum.
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Local Realism
Summary
This episode debunks local realism, a theory that states physical objects, such as electrons, have properties like position and momentum. Despite its popularity, local realism is found to be false.
ChapterNon-Contextual Realism vs Local Realism
Episode#585: Professor Donald Hoffman — The Case Against Reality, Beyond Spacetime, Rethinking Death, Panpsychism, QBism, and More
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The speaker suggests a framework that views space, time, and particles as a data structure for compression and error correction, which has important implications for understanding consciousness and death.
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Consciousness
Summary
The speaker suggests a framework that views space, time, and particles as a data structure for compression and error correction, which has important implications for understanding consciousness and death.