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I think photons only exist in the dimension of time(both proper and relativistic) while in transit.
The discussion centers on the assertion that photons only exist during emission and absorption events, with no evidence supporting their existence in the electromagnetic (EM) field when not interacting with matter. Participants argue that this perspective, rooted in quantum electrodynamics (QED), challenges traditional notions of existence in physics. Key points include the idea that photons cannot be measured outside of these events and the implications of this view on understanding quantum behavior. The conversation highlights the philosophical implications of measurement in physics and the nature of reality as perceived through quantum phenomena.
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