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A Corpuscle (n.) need not be a tiny ball on a track: it may be anything that acts all at once or never, like a photon.
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A Corpuscle (n.) need not be a tiny ball on a track: it may be anything that acts all at once or never, like a photon.
Corpuscle (n.) known in their mechanical affections as a watchmaker knows a watch would let us tell beforehand that rhubarb will purge, hemlock kill and opium make a man sleep.
The Corpuscle (n.) is an illusion, said Schrodinger: only waves are real and the particle is where they pile up, though a pile of waves spreads out and cannot be a lasting thing.