Re: Theos-World Laws of Nature
Jun 22, 2005 09:49 PM
by Cass Silva
Thanks Marie,
I have heard about this video, I must go out and rent it.
Cass
MarieMAJ41@aol.com wrote:
This reminds me of a DVD I just rented entitled "What The Bleep Do We Know?"
It can be found in the special interest or documentary section of the video
store. Very very interesting....the only such that I have ever run
across...that talks about this.
Marie
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James A wrote: What law of nature is that. Do you have any testable,
varafiable evidence?
Mystics can only verify laws of nature through personal observation.
However, it is interesting to note that in the double slit
experiment, our "observations suggest that the electrons are
localized particles when they leave the source and when they arrive
at the screen, but that the electons are waves everywhere in
between. This implies that the localized particle at the source
dissolves, in some sense, into a non localized wave that propagates
through space from the source to the screen, where it transorms back
into a localized particle again"
"The electron wave is a wave of probability that represents a
potential position. In addition this probability wave does not
exist in the ordinary 3 dimensional space of our physical world."
Rather, it exists in an abstract infinite dimensional space
described by complex numbers." Thus according to quantum physics,
the attributes of physical objects are only imagined by us to have
definite or actual existence."
Reference: Thomas J.McFarlane, BS in Physics, Stanford. MS in
Mathematics from University of Washington.
So James, where is this abstract non 3 dimensional space? How can
you provide evidence for another dimension that is not visible.
What is "visible" is a subjective analysis of an observation.
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