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by tsimionescu
1650 days ago
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Even if we also accept the unspoken assumption that there are no other photons/electrical fields outside the experiment, the experiment is still wrong, since the battery will produce a teeny tiny electrical field even if the switch is off. This is much more visible if we assume the switch is at one end of the light-second long cables - throwing the switch has little impact on the experiment as explained. |
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