Void Turtle
void_turtle@kolektiva.social
<p>Your friendly neighborhood trans anarchist weirdo. </p><p>I like math, physics, and building a new world in the shell of the old.</p>
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@quietmarc The simple answer is no. If the first observation returns some value, then the system has been collapsed* into that state, and the next observation (within a short amount of time^) of the same quantity will necessarily also have the same value. *I use the problematic word "collapse" here without necessarily endorsing Copenhagen lol ^there are subtleties here that require adding "within a short amount of time" but that doesn't really change the answer imo