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I think I have a headache looking at this one. Is that how it is at subatomic level?
I think I have a headache looking at this one. Is that how it is at subatomic level?
Now I have an headache. Thanks Cypress.
The philosophical question is whether we are seeing the subatomic world as it actually is, or are we seeing sensory images processed by our technology to make it accessible to our cognitive framework.
Well your OP is about the clash between Einstein and Bohr.
Then you talked about the reality being objective or subjective.
I said both are correct at the same time.
I think the dichotomy of the subjective and objective is misleading. I mean, it is not a real conflict.
Too often people think objective means objectively true. And subjective means only from my perspective.
You are talking about philosophy.
The OP is talking about the dichotomy between Einstein and Bohr (or any other physicists who opposed him).
ALL OF THEM ARE CORRECT.
That is my point.
Unifying theories of the universe cannot be possible because ALL OF THEM are correct.
Bohr and Heisenberg were philosophers. That made them good scientists.
Newton and Einstein too.
I think they work exceedingly well and have excellent explanatory power. Whether they are actually correct is another matter.You are talking about philosophy.
The OP is talking about the dichotomy between Einstein and Bohr (or any other physicists who opposed him).
ALL OF THEM ARE CORRECT.
That is my point.
Unifying theories of the universe cannot be possible because ALL OF THEM are correct.
Hence the objective/subjective problem going all the way back to Aristotle and some other Greek philosophers.
Fun fact: one of those Greek philosophers brought up the idea of atoms.
Why those ideas didn't pick up sooner is another topic.
Thanks to James Clerk Maxwell's work on electromagnetism.The only thing Einstein was correct in unifying both models/theories was the speed of light.
Thanks to James Clerk Maxwell's work on electromagnetism.
A slight thread drift.That was a stroke of genius. Those 4 equations are what made everything possible today.
A slight thread drift.
Since the discovery of quarks, C squared has to vary, making it impossible for the speed of light to be constant. General relativity will be replaced sometime this century.
Space is not empty, it's filled with quarks that have a random amount of energy that affects the speed of light. General relativity needs to be modified.Explain. The speed of light is what explains everything.
Space is not empty, it's filled with quarks that have a random amount of energy that affects the speed of light. General relativity needs to be modified.
I'm not smart enough to explain it. I will find a link that theorizes that matter causes C squared to vary.Explain more. Without the medium, the speed of light remains the same.