#experimental groups

[sisterlilybug]

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In the Octarian Army, there are experimental groups. Octarian scientists would create groups of octoling soldiers, and put them through experiments. Not harmful ones, but ones that dealt with emotion, psychology, and physical training. Sometimes the experiments started from birth, but that was very rare. Some genetic experiments were done, for example the Octo Samurai, but those were kept to a minimum and were classified. Octolings who were in physical training experiments, genetic experiments, or certain mental experiments have shown a record of being extremely violent.

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The BIG BELL TEST

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The BIG BELL TEST

Worldwide quantum physics experiments powered by human randomness.

A Bell test is an experiment to decide whether the world is really as strange as quantum mechanics says it is. Our ordinary experience tells us that inanimate matter has a reality independent of ourselves. For example, we believe the moon was there, orbiting the earth, long before there were any people to admire it. Quantum physics seems to say something different: that the act of observing the world can change it. Niels Bohr, a towering figure in quantum mechanics, even claimed that observables such as “the position of the atom” have no meaning until someone measures them. If this is true, the act of observation at least alters and maybe creates the world, quite the opposite of an independent reality. Physicists and philosophers have debated Bohr’s interpretation of quantum mechanics since it was published in 1927.

The BIG Bell Test (BBT) is a worldwide project to bring human randomness to cutting-edge quantum physics experiments. On November 30th, many people will contribute randomly chosen bits. These will be distributed in real-time to experimental groups around the world  for use in quantum physics experiments, including the first Bell test(s) with human-generated randomness. In addition to testing fundamental physical principles like non-locality, human randomness is useful in important applications such as secure communications, and also as a “seed” for the generation of even more randomness.

http://thebigbelltest.org

[aneddoticamagazinestuff]

The BIG BELL TEST

New Post has been published on https://www.aneddoticamagazine.com/big-bell-test/

The BIG BELL TEST

Worldwide quantum physics experiments powered by human randomness.

A Bell test is an experiment to decide whether the world is really as strange as quantum mechanics says it is. Our ordinary experience tells us that inanimate matter has a reality independent of ourselves. For example, we believe the moon was there, orbiting the earth, long before there were any people to admire it. Quantum physics seems to say something different: that the act of observing the world can change it. Niels Bohr, a towering figure in quantum mechanics, even claimed that observables such as “the position of the atom” have no meaning until someone measures them. If this is true, the act of observation at least alters and maybe creates the world, quite the opposite of an independent reality. Physicists and philosophers have debated Bohr’s interpretation of quantum mechanics since it was published in 1927.

The BIG Bell Test (BBT) is a worldwide project to bring human randomness to cutting-edge quantum physics experiments. On November 30th, many people will contribute randomly chosen bits. These will be distributed in real-time to experimental groups around the world  for use in quantum physics experiments, including the first Bell test(s) with human-generated randomness. In addition to testing fundamental physical principles like non-locality, human randomness is useful in important applications such as secure communications, and also as a “seed” for the generation of even more randomness.

http://thebigbelltest.org

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Omitting the control group

[New blog post] Asked and Answered: Omitting the control group

I was recently asked the following question about experimental research, and I am copying my answer here, in case it is of interest to readers of the blog:

When can we omit or not use the control group in our research and we can use more than one experimental group instead? Sometimes we have to do this in Education. When and why?

It is indeed possible to do research with two or more experimental…

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