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Scientists have discovered that facts and reality may be subjective to the individual observing them. This is because in quantum mechanics – which examines particles on the sub-atomic level – particles can exist in a point of ‘superposition’. Perhaps the most famous example of superposition is Erwin Schrodinger’s thought experiment, Schrodinger’s Cat. To demonstrate his theory, Schrodinger said a cat placed in a box whose fate depended on the outcome of a random event could be both alive and dead simultaneously, its state only being known when the box is opened. In quantum physics, these facts are established as a contradiction and a person inside the box would observe a definite answer, while a person on the outside observes a superimposed state. Massimiliano Proietti, lead author of a new study and PhD student at Heriot-Watt University’s Mostly Quantum Lab, said: “This brings about a paradoxical situation where the fact established inside the laboratory seemingly contradicts the fact observed on the outside.”To test the theory, the team created a quantum test which included four “observers” in a quantum computer. Six entangled light particles – which means they are in a state of superposition – were introduced to the observers. The team were able to show that in...
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