Mind-blowing explanation - Delayed Choice Quantum Eraser

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In this video, as promised long ago, I explain how we get the strange results in the Delayed Choice Quantum Eraser, and also in the Double Slit Experiment.

Once you understand the principles in this 3 part series, you will better appreciate the strange results from these experiments. You will better understand them. Your mind will be more blown than ever before.


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