Figure 3 - Description of Benveniste's Experiments Using Quantum-Like Probabilities

Interpretation of Benveniste’s experiments as a consequence of quantum-like interferences (for an experiment with an optimal interference term). If the sample labels are not blinded or blinded by a type-2 observer, then the cognitive state of A (described by the state vector | ψ A  ) is able to

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Figure 3. Interpretation of Benveniste’s experiments as a consequence of quantum-like interferences (for an experiment with an optimal interference term). If the sample labels are not blinded or blinded by a type-2 observer, then the cognitive state of A (described by the state vector | ψ A  ) is able to

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