Dr Quantum - Double Slit Experiment

some choose the vag, some choose the but.
thats about it.

Well... the way i know it... it chooses one slit but one can say neither which slit will the electron choose nor where on that paper it will end.

So, maybe by not knowing these probabilities

Sorry about that, I was logged onto a friends account by accident. This is my real account.

By the way, Dr.Quantom, I have a theory. I will send it to you.

I will send you a message over youtube explaining it further. It is actually amazingly simple. Scientists DO actually understand it, mostly, they are just baffled over the fact that when they observe it on the monitors, it changes what happens.

but what happens if you put another piece of paper up against the slits and fire ONE electron? will it show that it hit both slits, or choose only one slit?

im not here to argue... but simply to get a better understanding of whats going on...

so the paper in back...this records where the electron hits the wall, correct? and with two slits, the single electron still hits the paper in one spot. after many single electron firings, the collective picture is that of an interference pattern, correct?

but then he says that the single electron travels trough both slits, and then 'regroups' and hits a single mark...

@problyontheredlist
um... no. that makes no sense. ur seeing signifance in things without any logical reason for it. nobody takes conspiracy THEORIES seriously unless they're being unreasonably / unnecisarily paranoid. i wouldn't worry about it if i were you. this experiment has nothing to do with cctv cameras. theres no link between observing the behaviour of electrons and security cameras recording people breaking the law (so that they can be identified)

well supported in "Quantum Theory Demonstrated: Observation Affects Reality, ScienceDaily (Feb. 27, 1998)" ... could then give a new meaning to "What gets measured gets done"~Peter Drucker for efficiency in management and business ;)

this is so simple, any small matter vibrates a lot causing the wave form, the observer measures the small matter but cannot see it so it stabilizes the matter which makes it visible and eventually the matter end up behaving like marbles

I wonder if anyone tried the double-slit experiment with protons and neutrons? How about with whole atoms?