Feynman checkerboard as a model of discrete space-time

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The discussion revolves around the Feynman checkerboard model as a representation of discrete space-time. Participants express interest in exploring this concept further, specifically seeking insights from Ed Hanna, who initially posted about it in 2006. There is a request for contact information for Ed, indicating a desire for direct engagement with him. However, it is clarified that Ed Hanna was never a member of the forum, and the messages are reflections from Usenet. The conversation highlights a continued interest in the implications of the Feynman checkerboard model in theoretical physics.
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Feynman checkerboard as a model of discrete space-time

Back in 2006 Ed Hanna posted an interesting thread about this topic and I would really like to discuss it with him.

Are you out there Ed - or does anyone know how to contact him?

Thanks,

John Wellings
 
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Sorry; he was never a member here. You are seeing mirrored messages from usenet.
 

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