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Imagine taking all the matter and energy in the universe and squeezing it into a point of zero volume. That's essentially the idea of... -
Here is quick explanation : The Balloon as Space-Time: The balloon's surface is analogous to a two-dimensional representation of our...
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weirdoguy reacted to Sambuco's post in the thread I Does Time-Symmetry Imply Retrocausality? How does the Quantum World Say “Maybe”? with
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The question is valid under any interpretation, and the procedure for obtaining the answer is always the same. Let's see: - Bohmian... -
weirdoguy reacted to Sambuco's post in the thread I Does Time-Symmetry Imply Retrocausality? How does the Quantum World Say “Maybe”? with Skeptical.
As I explained in post #116, this is not interpretation-dependent. As the QM textbooks I've mentioned throughout this thread (Zweibach...
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weirdoguy reacted to Sambuco's post in the thread I Does Time-Symmetry Imply Retrocausality? How does the Quantum World Say “Maybe”? with Skeptical.
You don't understand that associating a quantum state with a particle is not the same as measuring it. 1. It's false that what you say...
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weirdoguy reacted to Sambuco's post in the thread I Does Time-Symmetry Imply Retrocausality? How does the Quantum World Say “Maybe”? with Skeptical.
No, that's not true. No one shared any references that support the position that "A forward-in-time analysis fails to reproduce the...
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weirdoguy reacted to Kostik's post in the thread A A global energy conservation law in general relativity with Skeptical.
I don't think that is right. Dirac gives a very clear explanation why ##T^{\mu\nu}\sqrt{-g}## is the density of energy-momentum in...
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weirdoguy reacted to Kostik's post in the thread A A global energy conservation law in general relativity with Skeptical.
As I said, he gives a very clear explanation.
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weirdoguy reacted to renormalize's post in the thread I Fermion doubling problem and three generations of standard model with
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That is simply not true. Here is your original post containing the statements quoted by @PeterDonis: -
weirdoguy reacted to PeterDonis's post in the thread I Fermion doubling problem and three generations of standard model with Like.
What I quoted from your OP were statements, not questions. Here, I'll quote the same again: No questions there. If you think the...
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weirdoguy reacted to kodama's post in the thread I Fermion doubling problem and three generations of standard model with
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weirdoguy reacted to renormalize's post in the thread I Fermion doubling problem and three generations of standard model with Like.
But Wikipedia says: That suggests to me that a 3D lattice could give rise to 1, 2, 4, or 8 generations, not an odd number like 3. But...
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weirdoguy reacted to PeterDonis's post in the thread I Fermion doubling problem and three generations of standard model with Like.
The fact that you are asking this question indicates that you don't have any references to back up this: Without a valid references as...
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weirdoguy reacted to tellmesomething's post in the thread B Why Does a Spring Return to Its Original Position After Being Stretched? with
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this was possibly the dumbest question i asked on here, at that time i had just started learning physics and had very wrong... -
weirdoguy reacted to syed's post in the thread I Could there be a non local theory without action at a distance? with Sad.
Influence as in a causal influence, as in there is a preferred frame of reference in Bohmian mechanics, where there is a privileged time...