ST. LOUIS - Gov. Eric Greitens is calling his indictment on invasion of privacy a "disappointing and misguided political decision."

He is facing felony charges related to an admitted affair and accusations of blackmail.

Greitens has repeatedly denied he blackmailed a woman he had a brief affair with. The woman's husband released an audio tape in which she said Greitens took a nude photo of her and threatened to expose it if she ever went public.

Court documents said Greitens knowingly took the photograph without her knowledge and consent and in a place where a person would have a reasonable expectation of privacy.

Greitens statement said, "As I have said before, I made a personal mistake before I was Governor. I did not commit a crime."

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as the electron's probability density distributed
across the field.
Although the Copenhagen interpretation was
originally most popular, quantum decoherence
has gained popularity. Thus the many-worlds
interpretation has been gaining acceptance.
Moreover, the strictly formalist position,
shunning interpretation, has been challenged
by proposals for falsifiable experiments that
might one day distinguish among interpretations,
as by measuring an AI consciousness or via
quantum computing.As a rough guide development
of the mainstream view during the 1990s to
2000s, consider the "snapshot" of opinions
collected in a poll by Schlosshauer et al.
at the 2011 "Quantum Physics and the Nature
of Reality" conference of July 2011.
The authors reference a similarly informal
poll carried out by Max Tegmark at the "Fundamental
Problems in Quantum Theory" conference in
August 1997. The main conclusion of the authors
is that "the Copenhagen interpretation still
reigns supreme", receiving the most votes
in their poll (42%),