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Can existence outside of the physical world be defined and discussed?
Sameandnot, :approve: thereYaGo Steve- QMistic
- Post #24
- Forum: General Discussion
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Can existence outside of the physical world be defined and discussed?
Well then Alfred, While this is the philosophy section of the forum, you seem to be dismissing my argumentation because it is "purely philosophical". In YOUR universe, are any of my arguments about mass-less entities interacting with particles of mass different then the rest of us? In...- QMistic
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Can existence outside of the physical world be defined and discussed?
Ok, Alfred. But may I ask how you define physical? Are all sub-atomic particles physical. How about the photon which has not mass? Is is physical? Yet it, without mass, acted in a physical world of particles with mass as a messenger of what is 'out there'. Every particle with mass...- QMistic
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Can existence outside of the physical world be defined and discussed?
Alfred, So you are saying that you are 'physical' and you are the 'observer', therefore all observers must be physical. Then you ask others to prove you wrong in this subjective, inductive reasoning. :smile: Do you not first need to prove that it is your being 'physical' that qualifies...- QMistic
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Can existence outside of the physical world be defined and discussed?
Ok, I voted no. My first thought was, if we are talking about a physical universe, what purpose would there be for a none physical entity to force the wave collapse? But then I remembered what I have been reading by Ken Wilber, Valorie Hunt, Deepak Chropra, and realized I had not converted...- QMistic
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Graduate Is the Moon There When Nobody Looks?
Thankyou Carabou for that summary. This is new to me, and interesting Can you direct me to anything published of this sort that an amature physicist can get into? Sim- QMistic
- Post #14
- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Is the Moon There When Nobody Looks?
I am rather new and not a physicist. So those who are, I hope you will be patient with my limited understanding. So take this as a challenge if you wish, but I am going to make a few comments regarding my understanding of QM. Cosmo But, is that correct? Since the gravitational...- QMistic
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Answer for schrodinger cat paradox
My Thanks for the welcome Reilly I can't say I subscribe to a view, but being relatively knew to QM I have no prior paradigm to overcome. What I see, however, is a general inability on the part of many to relate the QM world to the macro world. Einstein hated the uncertainty, the...- QMistic
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Answer for schrodinger cat paradox
Reilly said: "makes physics look like it's reaching for mysticism and serves no useful purpose." I'm new here, but is it "reaching for mysticism" or is it looking for a new paradigm and the mystics happen to have the trade mark on the view that works? Sim- QMistic
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- Forum: Quantum Physics