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Quantum Mechanics Overview

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[LW meta: This is a very brief overview of what quantum mechanics says and how it relates to ordinary reality. Many readers here will probably already be familiar with this material, especially if they've read Eliezer's quantum physics sequence. Also note that there are diagrams in the linkpost that I didn't include because of problems with the editor]
2.5.1 The Formalism of Quantum Mechanics
2.5.1.1 Quantum mechanics describes the states of physical systems, their time evolution, and the outco

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