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originally posted by: neoholographic
Show me with SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE that what you perceive as something has an objective existence outside of your perception.
originally posted by: neoholographic
What's stuff? Give me the scientific definition of stuff.
The simple idea of nothing, a concept that even toddlers can understand, proved surprisingly difficult for the scientists to pin down, with some of them questioning whether such a thing as nothing exists at all.
"Is that really nothing?" he asked."There's no space and there's no time. But what about physical laws, what about mathematical entities? What about consciousness? All the things that are non-spatial and non-temporal."
originally posted by: Arbitrageur
Oh give me a break, you posit consciousness existed before the Earth did, and there's no scientific evidence for that. That belief is religion, not science.
originally posted by: neoholographic
Everything I say, I have a scientific basis for it and I present the evidence. This is a Scientific Forum. Again, we're not here to debate your subjective opinion that leads to nowhere.
Your source doesn't say that.
originally posted by: Kashai
a reply to: ImaFungi
Under normal circumstances Photons can be accelerated beyond 186,000 miles per second.
Relativity prohibits massive objects from traveling at c. Their paper doesn't solve that problem, it still says traveling at the speed of light is impossible for a massive object. What they point out is that relativity doesn't prohibit faster than c explicitly, only traveling AT c. Since nobody knows how to get from less than c to greater than c without passing through the impossible c, that's the logic behind why people often say relativity forbids faster than c but their paper says relativity doesn't really doesn't forbid faster than c specifically. I wrote a paper along these lines for my science class when I was 16, but I don't think my science teacher understood it. He gave me an A anyway.
originally posted by: neoholographic
What do you mean by nothing? Where's the scientific evidence that nothing exists?
originally posted by: neoholographic
Why would it be impossible for material to exist beyond minds?
I have shown evidence throughout this thread.
originally posted by: neoholographic
Why would it be impossible for material to exist beyond minds?
I have shown evidence throughout this thread.
Slightly off topic, well the video is on-topic but my question about it isn't, where is her accent from? She sounds like someone who grew up in Australia then moved to America, or are there parts of Australia with an accent like that?
originally posted by: dragonridr
a reply to: HotMale
Watch these videos and will discuss them.
Matter and energy are "stuff". An example would be a photon that left its source 9 billion years ago as we measure time, and strikes a detector on the Hubble Space Telescope. That detection of the photon was an irreversible process and there's a record of the event.
originally posted by: neoholographic
What's stuff? Give me the scientific definition of stuff. Exactly what stuff are you talking about and where's the scientific evidence that shows this stuff exists.