From: Alan Ferguson (alanf@shaw.wave.ca)
Date: Thu Sep 24 1998 - 00:53:56 MDT
> The Cramer interpretation excludes the foggy neither/both possibilities. Since
> Feynman models show that quantum interactions are a conjunction of particles
> shaking hands with virtual emissions going both forward and back in time (as an
> antiphoton is merely a photon traveling backward in time) which reinforce each
> other to create real particles transmitted between, and cancelling out virtual
> emissions outside the handshake by destructive interference, that there is never a
> state of indecision. The cat is always either alive or dead. The two possible
> choices are not both made (thus creating two parallel universes) only one choice
> is made, so there is only ONE universe resulting from a quantum interaction, so
> multi-verse theory is bunk.
>
> Mike Lorrey
If only one choice is made how does the double slit experiment work?
If the particle chooses a single slit, not both how does it interfere
with itself and generate a fringe pattern?
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