Local hidden variable theory

In their conclusion, they assumed this would explain some of the uncertainty of that are existent in present day quantum mechanics. EPR explained this hidden variable as microscopic properties of fundamental particles that we are not able to observe with today’s technology. EPR argument also mentions an important topic in the discussion of action at a distance “element of reality” (1935). This states that if an observable property of a system, then it must correspond with an element of reality. In addition to this, EPR offered a proof that states the existence of two things that cannot coexist. One of them is that there are hidden variables present or particle attributes, like position, velocity, energy, and polarization, are not real and defined until they are observed. Many believe this part of the argument the controversy and confusion starts with the second part of EPR argument. When EPR states that since it is unreasonable to believe that these particle attributes require observation to become real, therefore hidden variables must exist. And Einstein as noted, one of the authors of EPR argument, he said, “I think that a particle must have a separate reality independent of the measurement” (1935). This is meant to describe the spin of electron and how it is going to stay constant and same even if we are not making a measurement…

Research Question What strategies do retail business managers use to minimize cyber security attacks? Conceptual Framework The conceptual framework for this study, based on existing facts concerning the rise in cyber-attacks frequency, as well as the very intent of the cyber criminals involved, indicate hidden reasons for poor security. According to disruptive innovation theory, it is critical to understanding the reasons that a business may not be willing to deploy a robust security…

would lower the level of punishment for the sale, and possession of marijuana since it is one of the most common drugs found in impoverished areas. By doing this it will eliminate the need for an already overworked public defender within the busy court system (Plus court/bale fees), which would also reduce the crowded detention centers, which also would eliminate being labeled as a convicted felon, leading to opportunities at a better paying job that they now can be considered qualified for.…

designs / ex post facto, experimental and developmental research Non-experimental / ex post facto methods are used when the independent variable cannot be controlled or manipulated (Smith & Davis 2015). An appropriate method of data collection for this research would be the interest checklist and the sickness impact profile - 68. As these are both external to the research being completed, they have been evaluated for validity, reliability through extensive testing and previous studies…

Journal Nine 1. Title: Hunger in Children in the United States: Potential Behavioral and Emotional Correlates 2. Authors: Ronald E. Kleinman, J. Michael Murphy, Michelle Little, Maria Pagano, Cheryl A. Wehler, Kenneth Regal, Michael S. Jellinek 3. Source: Kleinman, R. E., Murphy, J. M., Little, M., Pagano, M., Wehler, C. A., Regal, K., & Jellinek, M. S. (1998). Hunger in children in the United States: potential behavioral and emotional correlates. Pediatrics, 101(1), e3-e3. 4. Summary: A study…

Activated knowledge – “alcohol impairs your reaction time and ability to reason.” * Anecdotal information – information that is not scientifically based * Ex: A story * Pseudoscience – a set of ideas put forth as scientific when they are not scientific; often claimed to be empirical evidence when it has not stood the test of scientific investigation (Ex: Balance bracelets) * Empirical evidence – facts obtained by scientific study; information that is acquired by…

Jonathan Purtle: “Felon Disenfranchisement in the United States: A Health Equity Perspective.” Purtle uses ecosocial theory to determine two key implications of felon disenfranchisement policy. Ecosocial theory is the inextricable connection between social and biological factors that impact health. The health of a people is the sum of not only their biological makeup, but also their socioeconomic status and the impact of various public policies. From this perspective, Purtle first examines the…

characteristics or an anthropometric profile indicate whether a player would be suitable for the competition at the highest level in a specific sport [2, 10, 12, 17, 31, 33, and 34]. In fact, the information regarding the anthropometric status of an athlete is essential for two main reasons, firstly, to design an effective training program, and, secondly to select the event-specific talents in the athletes. Some anthropometric characteristics, e.g. length and breadth measurements, are…

persists over generations 3. It is universal but variable 4. It involves not only inequalities but beliefs as well (inequality is deeply rooted in an individuals’ cultural…

In modernized societies, it is not the material objects or tangible aspects of human societies that distinguishes one from another, but what do are its values, symbols, interpretations and perspectives. (What is Culture? CARLA) . Edmund Burke gave the most interesting definition of culture that was later second by Raymond Williams too; he stated culture is “customary differences” which means that it is not created on the basis of similarities but on the basis of differences between two states of…