gjk@talcott.UUCP (Greg Kuperberg) (12/19/84)
From what I know of QM, particle interactions depend a lot on the *phase* in the probability amplitudes. Since we cannot control the phase of the probability clouds of our measuring devices, could this not be a source of the so-called inherent randomness? All wave-like properties of a particle are a result of interference/diffraction, which in turns is caused by the phase. --- Greg Kuperberg harvard!talcott!gjk " " -Charlie Chaplin, for IBM