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Imran Makhdoom
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Do Quantum Mechanics negates the reality of matter and proves un-reality of matter ?
Do Quantum Mechanics negates the reality of matter and proves un-reality of matter ?
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?
Quantum mechanics is a branch of physics that studies the behavior of matter and energy at a very small scale, such as atoms and subatomic particles. It explains how particles interact and behave, and has led to many technological advancements such as transistors and lasers.
Quantum mechanics suggests that matter is made up of tiny particles, such as electrons and protons, that behave in unpredictable ways. These particles can exist in multiple states at once and can be in two places at the same time. This theory challenges our traditional understanding of matter as being solid and predictable.
Quantum mechanics suggests that reality is not fixed and deterministic, but rather probabilistic and dependent on observation. This means that an object can exist in multiple states simultaneously until it is observed, at which point it collapses into one definite state. This concept challenges our understanding of a concrete and objective reality.
Quantum mechanics has many practical applications, including the development of computer technology, communication systems, and medical imaging. It also plays a crucial role in understanding and manipulating materials at the atomic level, leading to advancements in fields such as nanotechnology and materials science.
Classical mechanics, also known as Newtonian mechanics, describes the behavior of macroscopic objects and follows strict laws of cause and effect. In contrast, quantum mechanics describes the behavior of microscopic particles and incorporates the probabilistic nature of reality. Additionally, classical mechanics is a deterministic theory, while quantum mechanics is probabilistic and uncertain.