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Regarding the response by Ken Wharton here: http://www.madsci.org/posts/archives/may2000/957364955.Ph.r.html What I'm dying to know is: are there experiments which PROVE that a consciousness is not necessary to collapse the wave function? For example, put a photon detector on the 2-slit experiment, but cloak in such a way that no one can read the results. Or is it considered so obvious that no one has done the experiment? I have read many books on the topic and never once read of such an experiment.
Re: quantum measurement problem follow up
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