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    Is Nothing Truly the Opposite of Infinity?

    I thank you for the answers, although I am not referring to 0, I am referring to "nothing", which is a different concept than 0.
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    Is Nothing Truly the Opposite of Infinity?

    Summary:: Would nothing & infinity be considered polar opposites? Neither can be observed and are hypothetical at 2 extremes. "Nothing" is one of the questions much like "infinity", I find myself questioning these supposedly two "real" expressions. Logically they both make sense.
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    I Is Space-Time Continuous or Quantized?

    https://www.quantamagazine.org/were-stuck-inside-the-universe-lee-smolin-has-an-idea-for-how-to-study-it-anyway-20190627/?fbclid=IwAR2GKVFItXrs72MxD6dt70Zuw7qm7RSFSjeXNQ3FB_Z-B32kQ52LK1IqQgw
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    I Is Space-Time Continuous or Quantized?

    Lee Smolin just thinks he discovered a way to disprove Godels theory. Just today. Have not had time to read yet. More to come when I finish reading it.👍
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    I Is Space-Time Continuous or Quantized?

    I miss stated my thought. I meant to say it would take the energy contained in all the universe to see those details. That still does not change the incompleteness theorem. Unless we can view the whole of any system we can never know everything about the system. We are as Sabine says "LOST IN...
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    I Is Space-Time Continuous or Quantized?

    I read that the energy we would need to probe these small scales is about the energy density of the universe. And if Kurt Godell is right we will never be able to totally understand our universe because we cannot observe it from the outside.
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    I Is Space-Time Continuous or Quantized?

    A free photon can have any wavelength and energy; no discreteness there. Just because something is quantized, or fundamentally quantum in nature, doesn’t mean everything about it must be discrete. The idea that space (or space and time, since they’re inextricably linked by Einstein’s theories...
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    B Absolute zero by definition is "nothing"

    Yes, that is exactly what I am talking about. It is theoretical as is infinity.
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    B Absolute zero by definition is "nothing"

    Is absolute zero nothing? Can a quanta exist in nothing? There could be no quantum fluctuations at absolute zero.
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    I Analog vs Digital: How Digital Representations Reflect the Analog Universe

    What makes us believe we can represent an analog universe with digital representations? We can only know the radius of a circle or it's circumference with precision because Pi is an approximation.
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    I Does a black hole have a maximum density?

    If not why does the event horizon grow as more matter falls in?