John Conway: Discovering free will (2011)
So it seems that quantum particles do not &quot;choose&quot; their state until observed. I&#x27;ve heard this multiple times now, including in this article (demonstrated by the 33 sticks analogy).<p>I&#x27;m curious, has any research been done on HOW they &quot;choose&quot; their state when observed? I imagine it is pretty difficult (if not impossible) to analyze this, but is there any insight of the factors that make a quantum particle choose its state? Or is the prevalent theory that it is completely random?<p>PD: I find this topic fascinating.