hello alephzero,
thank you for your excellent response. as i suspected, the discussion of mathmatical theorems is as daunting a task as the understanding of the science of math itself.
i have come to believe that many areas of present science challenge the limits of human language...
hello raphie,
Thank you for your thoughtfull response. I had never considered the possibility that human behavior itself may be the result of highly ordered mathmatical relationships. Although being a Christian, I am a believer in the concept of "free-will" which would argue for the...
hi daveyinaz,
thank you for your reply.
by "real science" i mean theories and opinions that are accepted by recognized scientists in other fields. for example, there are individuals who believe that astrology is a "science." however, no area of orthodox science has ever posited that...
cubzar,
thank you for your reply.
what I'm trying to survey is whether there is any support within the mathematics community for the theory that numerous natural systems represent the applacation of fractal theory to matter that exists in reality.
i'm intrigued by the explanation of...
As an armchair theoretical physics fan, I recently ran across a tv program on the theory of fractual geometry as an explanation for the ordered selection of large and small trees in a forest and the basis of the design for organic systems such as blood vessells, lung aveoli, etc.
1. Is the...
I would like to offer a very unscientific observation admitedly from the "arm-chair" school of theoretical physicists educated at the cosmology sction of Barnes and Noble.
I understand "space-time" to be a singular concept of description. I would further acept that space and time are...
To all my kind responders...
Thank you for your thoughtful comments. While I could never begin to understand the mathmatical foundations to QM, I am intrigued by the philosopical implacations of many of the theories. My study of Einstein and Hawking non-technical writing reveals that the...
hi, I'm new to QM and am a lawyer - only an "armchair" physicist.
I would be interested in understanding the "views" of subscribers to this site. Specifically:
1. Do you believe in the story of Schorderker's cat?
2. Is Heisenburg's uncertainty principal still valid?
3. Is the Higgs...