The discussion revolves around the implications of quantum mechanics on the nature of matter and its reality. Participants explore whether quantum mechanics negates the reality of matter or provides insights into its behavior, addressing both theoretical and conceptual aspects.
Participants generally disagree on the implications of quantum mechanics for the reality of matter, with some asserting its reality and others questioning the nature of that reality. The discussion remains unresolved regarding the philosophical implications of matter and its relationship to concepts like "soul."
Some statements reflect personal interpretations of quantum mechanics and its implications, which may not align with mainstream scientific consensus. The discussion includes speculative ideas that are not universally accepted.
well can it be possible to to know the reason behind its such obscure behavior or nature?Drakkith said:No. It just tells us that matter behaves differently than we would expect based on our everyday experiences.
So what does it conclude for the reality of matter ?DrClaude said:No.
Physics answers "how" questions, not "why" questions.Imran Makhdoom said:well can it be possible to to know the reason behind its such obscure behavior or nature?
"Matter," defined in the usual sense of the work, is real.Imran Makhdoom said:So what does it conclude for the reality of matter ?
Quantum mechanics concludes that matter has all the properties needed to guarantee that we can sit on it, play with it, build houses, airplanes, and computers, and conduct an online discussion about the properties of matter. Thus it concludes that matter is as real as you experience it in everyday life. And it does much more: It provides (together with corresponding experiments) all the information that go into the technology we are all enjoying at the present time.Imran Makhdoom said:So what does it conclude for the reality of matter ?
Well , can we say that matter in itself has a non matter or soul and matter is in fact the manifestation of the soul or non matter?A. Neumaier said:Quantum mechanics concludes that matter has all the properties needed to guarantee that we can sit on it, play with it, build houses, airplanes, and computers, and conduct an online discussion about the properties of matter. Thus it concludes that matter is as real as you experience it in everyday life. And it does much more: It provides (together with corresponding experiments) all the information that go into the technology we are all enjoying at the present time.
Imran Makhdoom said:Well , can we say that matter in itself has a non matter or soul and matter is in fact the manifestation of the soul or non matter?