Paul you call me dense the title of your video is deflection of a electron beam.
it doesn't matter what the title of the video was.
its clear that the light or photons are being bent
to the same angle as the electron beam.
looking at the beam on a macroscopic scale the individual
electrons that are emitted from the electron gun are extremely
far apart and on our scale they are apx as far away from each other as a grain of sand in the center of a football stadium
is away from a grain of sand sitting on the top row of the
stadium.
if the photons are not being bent by the electric field
then they would not follow the same path as the electrons
now would they.
your probability trash couldn't even solve for why the
photons are capable of exciting any other electron after it
is emitted from a electron much less how it could accomplish
the needed chain of excitation and emission all the way to the end of the electron beam , so unless you can show how the
photons are following the curve of the electrons then the
only way that the photons could possibly be curving WITH
the electrons is if they are being directed along the same curve by the field.
