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A Griffith's history is constructed from a succession of more or less random quantum measurements taken at different moments. Each measurement defines a specific physical mass at a precise moment with reference to a specific set of values. As an example, in a time t₁ an electron moves at a certain speed approximately determined depending on the method of measurement. At a time t₂ it is situated at a certain point in space. At a time t₃, it has a certain spin value. From this collection of measurements it is possible to construct a history which is logically consistent. It cannot be said to be true.

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