[General] Assumtions for STOE model of Young's Experiment

[Wolfgang Baer]

Hodge:
Intriged with "any matter introduced into the experiment
looks like the quantum mechanics “observer” induced changes such as wires in
Afshar experiment, measuring equipment, extra screens, or masks."

what do you mean "quantum mechanics “observer” induced changes" are your 
suggesting observers cause QM changes?

Wolf

Dr. Wolfgang Baer
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On 5/8/2016 8:54 AM, Hodge John wrote:
> Wolf:
> Thanks again. Yes I think I saw the possibility in Sciama. I was 
> unaware of his model until you mentioned it. I don’t see how to go to 
> an experiment with it.
> I agree with your point about starting from basic postulates provided 
> we identify a basic postulate as a statement of what exists. For 
> example, the Equivalence Principle is not a principle because it has 
> an equal sign (a relation). Therefore, the derivation of the 
> Equivalence Principle is requirement for the basic postulates.
> The provisional paper “STOE assumptions that model particle 
> diffraction and that replaces QM” is attached as a *.pdf file.
> This is a list of the assumptions to work that have appeared in my 
> papers dealing with Young’s Experiment of the years.
> I would like your or any comments on unclear or new or whatever about 
> the model. I note these assumptions cover many questions about topics 
> that this forum has been asking such as why light has the maximum 
> speed of matter.
> Hodge
>
>
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