Failure of the standard interpretation of quantum mechanics: Three experimental falsifications, and a consistent alternative interpretation

摘要

For the first time in the history of quantum physics, at least three unrecognized (or ignored) experimental falsifications of fundamental postulates of quantum mechanics are presented. Quantum mechanics postulates that quantum objects are already influenced by the pure intention of researchers to examine a certain quantum phenomenon, that quantum phenomenon have no defined status, until they are measured, that quantum objects being observed by researchers can change afterward what has already happened to another quantum object before, and that particles can have opposite spins at the same time. Although these imaginations are mathematically well founded, they seem to be quite mystical, while the assumptions of the author in contrast are apparent to our reason and cognition.