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<blockquote data-quote="DamienCasanova" data-source="post: 1248149" data-attributes="member: 9694">Hey man I didn't see you post that link, since I read this thread backwards and TL;DR your post :angel:Wouldn't Quantum physics say that things aren't binary, but that they exist in both states simultaneously depending on observation.&nbsp; Man went to the moon, and also didn't go to the moon.The cat is dead and alive at the same time.There are an infinite number of realities that exist simultaneously in our same reality, all divergent with each different choice or paradox, but all valid and observable depending on your perspective.&nbsp; I don't know, but I think there is a way to square both experiments and both could be valid, I don't think they invalidate each other, quantum physics is built on contradictions and paradoxes I would say. I can't pretend to understand all this stuff either, but it is fun to speculate.:mindblown:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DamienCasanova, post: 1248149, member: 9694"] Hey man I didn't see you post that link, since I read this thread backwards and TL;DR your post :angel: Wouldn't Quantum physics say that things [u]aren't[/u] binary, but that they exist in both states simultaneously depending on observation. Man went to the moon, and also didn't go to the moon. The cat is dead and alive at the same time. There are an infinite number of realities that exist simultaneously in our same reality, all divergent with each different choice or paradox, but all valid and observable depending on your perspective. I don't know, but I think there is a way to square both experiments and both could be valid, I don't think they invalidate each other, quantum physics is built on contradictions and paradoxes I would say. I can't pretend to understand all this stuff either, but it is fun to speculate. :mindblown: [/QUOTE]

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