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Si bien hay un consenso muy amplio sobre la naturaleza aleatoria de los sistemas cuánticos, ese tema aún no está cerrado. No olvidemos que el consenso no demuestra que algo sea de una determinada manera, los experimentos y las matemáticas lo hacen. 
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he double-slit experiment is one of the more well-known experiments in physics history. First proposed by early 19th century physicist Thomas Young, this experiment is delightfully simple in its set-up, yet deceptively complex in what it tells us about the world. While light can behave like a particle, the double-slit experiment was originally used by Young to show that light can also behave like a wave. If you need a refresher on the experiment, you can see a version here: Read more: http://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/what-if-theres-way-explain-quantum-physics-without-all-probabilistic-weirdness-180951914/#gr2Fik0auUJIjxkJ.99
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