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Hi, this is my first thread, and my question is; to witch degree can an autist thinker(comprehending via association through different fields such as music) learn quantum phyisics without math?
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Ivek said:Hi, this is my first thread, and my question is; to witch degree can an autist thinker(comprehending via association through different fields such as music) learn quantum phyisics without math?
jcsd said:Learning quantum physics without maths isn't really possible beyond knowing the coffee table science explantions of quantum theory. More than any other area of physics understanding the maths is understanding the theory. In what's often regarded as the standard interpretation quantum physics is seen almost as purely maths.
For example how could you comprehend a statement such as "the state space of combined system is the tensor product of it's subsystems" without having a reasonable level of maths? And that statement is basic principle of quantum physics and key to understanding quantum entanglement for example.
Kevin_Axion said:What exactly do you mean when you say that our Solar System vibrates in F-Sharp?
Ivek said:"There is a connection between Vibrational Sound, the musical scale, and astrology. The Do Re Mi So Fa La Ti Do that we all know, is actually a mathematical formula that came from the major planets in our solar system. Pythagoras and Keppler were among the first to discover and explore this musical octave of sound that the movements of our planets make. From this astrological octave, we can find out the exact frequency of a birth note, and it can be given back to us in hertz at brain wave frequency level."
There is no direct connection between Autism thinking and quantum physics. However, some studies have suggested that individuals with Autism may have a unique way of thinking that shares similarities with quantum thought processes. This is still a topic of ongoing research and is not yet fully understood.
No, quantum physics cannot fully explain the behaviors and thought patterns of individuals with Autism. While there may be some similarities in the thought processes of individuals with Autism and quantum thinking, there are also many other factors that contribute to the complex behaviors and thought patterns of individuals with Autism.
There is currently no scientific evidence to support the idea that individuals with Autism have a better understanding of quantum physics. While some individuals with Autism may have a strong interest in certain subjects, this does not necessarily mean they have a deeper understanding of that subject compared to neurotypical individuals.
While there is no direct connection between quantum physics and Autism, studying the principles of quantum mechanics may provide new insights and perspectives on the nature of the mind and consciousness, which could potentially benefit our understanding of Autism.
No, there is no evidence to suggest that alternative treatments for Autism are related to the principles of quantum physics. It is important to rely on scientifically proven treatments and therapies for Autism, rather than unproven alternative methods.