As I hinted the other day, I’ve been doing writing for projects other than this blog, including the Scientific American Guest Blog!
What Does the New Double-Slit Experiment Actually Show?
The article I wrote is a little more technical and a little longer than the posts I usually have here, but I hope you’ll go over and read it anyway. Obviously leave comments there, but if you definitely want to get my attention, feel free to leave comments on this post as well.
Galileo's Pendulum 
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