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flotsam
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I know the concept of half a Planck length is wrong. But could someone explain exactly why it is wrong. Also could someone tell me what we conclude about the photon that has moved at C in a Planck time (for example) Do we conclude that the photon was at A and is now at B after the passing of a Planck time unit and that is all? What I mean; is it pointless to say the photon was at some point halfway? as I suspect it is.
I eagerly await your response as I am engaged in an debate over this.
I eagerly await your response as I am engaged in an debate over this.