I would tend to believe that just as Einstein said that science without religion is lame and religion without science is blind, I feel that in the same regard, unless any philosophical theory can model a mathematical framework it is almost meaningless to talk about it as far as ontology or...
So the more I am learning the deeper characteristics of the debb the more I am fascinated by it. It seems so very mystical to me that I want to hold that both theories are correct. Because the environment registering the detection effectively alters the course of particles which can otherwise...
Here is a quote from wiki on the subject
"The de Broglie–Bohm theory is an example of a hidden variables theory. Bohm originally hoped that hidden variables could provide a local, causal, objective description that would resolve or eliminate many of the paradoxes of quantum mechanics, such as...
Dear Ken G,
You make very valid points and thank you for providing a more wholesome view Bohemian mechanics. You draw out your arguments in a clear and concise way, but I fail to see how pilot waves are not local hidden variables.
Even according to the wiki, the Pilot wave description is...
Dear Ken G,
I agree with you on most points, you seem most wise and I enjoy reading your thoughts. I also agree that my theory isn't a new one in that I haven't been able to form any new predictions with it yet. In essence it is only an extension of probability theory to incorporate QM and...
You say that the wavefunction is not viewed as physically real, but instead an allegiance to a deeper mathematical reality (the pilot wave) that underlies the wavefunction. And that this allows that particles are still particles which follow completely deterministic trajectories, but when we...
I believe I may have solved the Many Worlds Problem and it is published in my Book: Science of One: the hidden connection.
The answer as I have published lies in the inherent connection between mind and matter which can otherwise be stated as the collapse of the wave function.
What I mean...
The only plausible arguments for absolute or those of Newton's buck and that of the tension in a rope tied to two rotating spheres. Even Einsteins equations were not able to solve it which is the reason he had to re-introduce the Ether. He said that if any solution to this problem could be...