This document describes thought experiment 7

The purpose of this thought experiment is to explain that we cannot describe the reality accurate.

The test consists of three tests. In each test three persons are involved: I, You the reader and third person who performs the test.

I'm the observer in a room at t0. In the room there is a chair, a table and on the table lies a fan. The state of the room is s0.

At the beginning of the test person # 3 enters the room, places himself in the chair and starts smoking a cigar. When finished, he moves the fan in a very particular manner, up and down with his arm. This is done in order to distribute the smoke equally in the room.

When all the smoke is equally distributed person # 3 is finished and leaves the room at t1. The state of the room is s1.

Now you enter the room and I ask you the following question: Please observe the state smoke. When you are finished we will do test 2.

Test 2 is completely identical as test 1. The only difference is that person # 3 makes 10 circles with the smoke of his cigar.

Person # 3 is finished and leaves the room at t1. The state of the room is s2.

Now you enter the room and I (will again) ask you the following question: Please observe the state smoke. When you are finished we will test 3.

Test 3 is again identical as test 1 and test 2. The only difference is that # 3 writes the letters L O V E with the smoke of his cigar.

Person # 3 is finished and leaves the room at t1. The state of the room is s3.

Now you enter the room and I (will again) ask you the following question: Please observe the state smoke. When you are finished we will have a discussion.

In the discussion I will first ask you if you have participated in three tests. I expect your answer will be: Yes.

Next I will ask you: did you observe (measure, see) after each test any difference. I expect your answer will be No. The total (average) number of smoke particles will be the same and based on your observations the state of the room (at macroscopic level) is the same.

On the other hand I know that after each test the state of the room (at microscopic level) is different, because different tests were performed. After the smoking of each cigar the pattern of smoke particles was different and stayed different after making the same movements with the fan.

But there is more. After each of those tests the state not only of the room but also of the (whole) Universe will be different and will stay "different" into the infinity. What (the exact definition of) this state is no body knows. As such there is no loss of information.

The point I want to make here is that the total Universe is always unique, is never ever the same and can not be described completely by physical laws or anything.

The reader maybe has an objection about the previous that such tests, which start from the same initial condition, are impossible.

The important part is that the tests are almost identical.

Let us automate the tests and perform two tests in parallel. The test area consists of two identical rooms. In each room there is a fan which is motor controlled. Each room is filled which smoke of two different colours: red on the left, blue on the right. The state of the two rooms is identical.

Each test consists of two parts: