Knowledge by Direct Measurement versus Inference from Steering

Cenxin, Aw, Clive; Dall’Arno, Michele; Scarani, Valerio

doi:10.48550/arxiv.1904.07529

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“…An interesting criticism is provided in [12], where it is argued that: "information from direct measurement must trump inference from steering. The erroneous belief that both paths should lead to identical conclusions can be traced to the usual prejudice that measurements should reveal a pre-existing state of affairs."…”

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The limits of quantum superposition: Should "Schrödinger's cat" and "Wigner's friend" be considered "miracle" narratives?

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2019

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Physicians define death as the irreversible breakdown of all brain-functions including brain-stem. By irreversible they mean a damage that is beyond the human capacity to restore the patient's healthy state. In the same line I propose to complete the definition of quantum physics [1] by Principle D (Detection): Detection outcomes (like death) are ordinarily irreversible and observerindependent. It is then argued that this principle excludes generalization of quantum superposition to visible objects bearing observer-dependent outcomes. However this exclusion is not absolute: It rather means that "Schrödinger's cat" and "Wigner's friend" should be considered "miracle" narratives beyond the domain of science.

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The limits of quantum superposition: Should "Schrödinger's cat" and "Wigner's friend" be considered "miracle" narratives?

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2019

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The limits of quantum superposition: Should "Schrödinger's cat" and "Wigner's friend" be considered "miracle" narratives?

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