What is a quantum paradox?
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(The quantum particles are in a state of superposition, don’t let our language follow suit!) Paradox can mean one of three things: (i) we get different contradictory answers using logic, (ii) we appear to get different contradictory answers using logic, and (iii) we observe something that defies common sense.
(The quantum particles are in a state of superposition, don’t let our language follow suit!) Paradox can mean one of three things: (i) we get different contradictory answers using logic, (ii) we appear to get different contradictory answers using logic, and (iii) we observe something that defies common sense.