On the Inside of a Marble by Gavin Bascom

Author:Gavin Bascom
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Springer International Publishing, Cham

3Just a little extra to explain where we’re going with this—say we set up a computer simulation that chose at random, some closed 3D shape and then sent waves propagating through that closed shape, and then simulated some marbles moving around in that shape, interacting with said waves. Then say we had the computer change the shape of the box as often as it updated the positions of the atoms. You would get marbles moving around the way quantum objects move around.

4We could argue that in fact these things arise from the discontinuous reflections of the waves off of the boundary, which only really arises due to friction, which could be considered in part a QM issue, but suffice to say that waves and interference are widely considered classical phenomena.

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