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by monktastic1
3060 days ago
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Well, only in the same sense that the vector (1, 1) is "both (1, 0) and (0, 1) simultaneously." It's still a single vector in a 2^N dimensional space. It just happens to be expressed in terms of a basis that makes it look complicated. |
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