What if what we incorrectly define as the wave/particle duality is really just the same fundemental scalar unit but expressed differently when observed in its 2-dimensional wave form versus its 3-dimensional particle form? Further, what if it were expressed differently in higher than 3 Dimensions? | Poal: Say what you want.

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What if what we incorrectly define as the wave/particle duality is really just the same fundemental scalar unit but expressed differently when observed in its 2-dimensional wave form versus its 3-dimensional particle form? Further, what if it were expressed differently in higher than 3 Dimensions?

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Indeed. This is a possibility. The imaginary dimension is unobservable.

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