Quantum Zeno Effect
In classical life, observing something doesn’t change its behavior. You can watch a rock fall or a car drive, and they won’t behave any differently because you’re watching them. But….
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Quantum Information Disturbance Trade-off
In classical physics, if you want to know about a system—like measuring a car’s speed or temperature—you can simply observe it. The act of measuring doesn’t significantly affect the car….