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Originally posted by symmetricAvenger
reply to post by purplemer
sure
Feel free to look up my threads im sure you will understand why i say what i have
Thanks for the No disrespect part tho aye.
[edit on 23-6-2009 by symmetricAvenger]
Originally posted by spikey
reply to post by dviper785
Just gone back and re-read the original...
...more...
... this action could be as simple as observing it.
You do realise you're barking mad don't you?!
Schrödinger's thought experiment was intended as a discussion of the EPR article, named after its authors: Einstein, Podolsky and Rosen in 1935[2]. The EPR article had highlighted the strange nature of quantum superpositions. Broadly stated, a quantum superposition is the combination of all the possible states of a system (for example, the possible positions of a subatomic particle). The Copenhagen interpretation implies that the superposition undergoes collapse into a definite state only at the exact moment of quantum measurement.
The Copenhagen interpretation implies that the superposition undergoes collapse into a definite state only at the exact moment of quantum measurement.
The Copenhagen interpretation implies that the superposition undergoes collapse into a definite state [linear physics] only at the exact moment of quantum measurement.
Originally posted by symmetricAvenger
reply to post by dviper785
Why must I be expected to look in the box?
Its metaphoric ....
It means your body is the box and the cat is your mind ; )
get it?
you are physical but its still hard when your mind in fact has no shape does it?
you see why we find the universe hard to grasp? The universe has no shape why?
well does your mind? but we know its contained inside something bigger
call it a body? call it what you wish but it has functions and you are the outcome of just one of many outcomes
hope that helps or maybe it did not either way the outcome is the same
Originally posted by symmetricAvenger
reply to post by Death_Kron
Thats the problem,when searching for the interconnectedness of everything, when searching for one grand unified theory. There are so many concepts, stories, legends, philosophies and scientific evidence that everything eventually links together.
The question is what links them all
just pointing out the obvious
Originally posted by Amagnon
reply to post by Xtinguish
Reality is based on measurement and observation - what we can measure - that is what we say is reality. If we can't measure or observe it - that isn't reality.
So without an observer (our mind), then everything cannot be measured or observed - so it is no longer reality.
A lot of people think that truth exists. However truth is simply a way of taking a piece of evidence, and ascribing it some arbitrary value. When people do this, they then like to assemble 'truth' into a framework called belief - which they use to describe what they observe.
The problem with this is that no 'truth' is ever experienced first hand - it comes through our senses, and is unconsciously interpreted by our minds. What we get then - is the 'truth' according to ourselves only.
I think it is far better to simply take in evidence - without needing to say it is true or false - and try to understand its meaning.
What is it that we actually measure and observe, well that is a different question. I studied physics in university, read a lot of current theory - both mainstream and not.
Having therefore some knowledge of the subject; my model is as follows;
Matter and energy seem to be discrete - that is they are organized into indivisible portions, packets - digital if you like. Fantasy (a word I use to describe everything that is not reality) seems to be continuous, or analog.
The transition between fantasy and reality causes forces the analog to become digital - or real. We can observe this in double slit experiments - where the knowledge of the observer creates reality.
Space and matter seem to be purely geometry - often called strings or vibrations. A energetic motion captured within a certain harmonic geometry.
Point particles (which occupy no space) for example an electron, could be described as being a knot in an infinite length of string, never able to resolve itself - because it never gets to the end of the string.
I don't believe in anything - I think we can accumulate knowledge, with knowledge we can create meanings - but only when we can practically apply the meaning does something create understanding.
When we understand something - we can say that we have a method to practically apply the evidence that we have obtained in a certain way to get an expected result. Therefore I see no value in truth - it can blind us to alternative idea's.
Originally posted by Raziel89
You people fail physics, chemistry and even biology for ever.
This is what happens when a)People get their hands on complicated matters they can only barely half understand, and b)People get their hands on some philosophical discussion they can barely comprehend and think it is simply DA TRUTH!!!!11!!! (oh how this reminds me of The Secret... And that Bleep crap).
So yeah, I could explain why matter is and whatnot, I could try to make an easy discourse why we see red and the form of the tulip and why we shouldn't compare macro-physics mechanics with quantum mechanics unless you actually study it and have the means to, but sincerely, that work should have been done by your teachers, not by some random guy over the internet. If you are only willing to read some guy's works and pretend you understand reality, at least do us all a favor and actually study what you are researching, really.
And also, it COULD work as a rather cheap philosophical argument, but please take that (another word for excrement) out of my dear physics, or rather, physics out of it.
Edit Observation:
LOL so now I can't say (merda, bosta, merd, coco, caca) and related?
[edit on 24-6-2009 by Raziel89]
[edit on 24-6-2009 by Raziel89]
Originally posted by Raziel89
So yeah, I could explain why matter is and whatnot, I could try to make an easy discourse why we see red and the form of the tulip and why we shouldn't compare macro-physics mechanics with quantum mechanics...