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20170719
Quantum Mechanics Crashes into Infinity
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A friend said there was a Progressive Science Institute conference in Berkeley now. Please advise.
ReplyDeleteNo, but that sounds like a good idea--just as long as we stay away from UC Berkeley, which is a hotbed of regressive physics and cosmogony.
ReplyDeleteActually, QM depends on measurement and that is limited because of micro effects, initiated by the probing particle. As everyone knows this particle is actually made up of wave forms and therefore no exact measurement is made at that level. Schrodinger's equation is the best we can do; that is, to take known quantities and then interact them and measure the output. That works because starting with finite objects can lead to finite results. All determined by the starting with a known quantity.
ReplyDeleteIf you start with finite quantities you can end with finite quantities.
The real fundamental changes are hidden from us and cannot be measured as you point out.
False. Microcosms do not consist of "waveforms" as mistakenly believed by those who believe in quantum mechanics. All measurements have plus/minus variations because the universe is infinitely divisible. QM is plagued by aether denial and thus is invalid as presently constructed.
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