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- 08 Dec. 2009 02:59pm #1Administrator
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Originally Posted by Raivu 
Originally Posted by La Vie Cruelle Originally Posted by La Vie Cruelle
- 08 Dec. 2009 06:01pm #2
Depending on your ideas of quantum physics, the answer is yes and no, so it's not more likely yes or no. Originally Posted by C0FFINCASE
If nothing is observing (measuring to be technical, I think) something, then it behaves in all possibilities. If you don't watch the tree fall, it both makes a sound and doesn't, along with every other thing that could possibly happen. It's not until you notice it fall that it makes a sound.
