The relationship between atoms and the Universe

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the relationship between the composition of atoms and the composition of the universe, as well as the relationship between black holes and atoms. The scope includes conceptual exploration and clarification of terms used in these contexts.

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Main Points Raised

  • One participant questions the term "composition," suggesting that defining it more specifically could lead to clearer answers regarding the relationship between atoms and the universe.
  • Another participant states that since atoms are a component of the universe, the composition of atoms is a subset of the composition of the universe.
  • Multiple participants express that the question regarding the relationship between black holes and atoms is too vague to answer meaningfully and seek clarification on what kind of relationship is being considered.
  • There is a repeated sentiment that the vagueness of the questions hinders meaningful discussion, with one participant expressing uncertainty about the relationship altogether.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree that the questions posed are too vague to provide meaningful answers, but there is no consensus on the specific relationships being inquired about.

Contextual Notes

The discussion highlights the need for clearer definitions and parameters when exploring complex relationships in physics, particularly regarding abstract concepts like composition and relationships between different entities in the universe.

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What is the relationship between the composition of atoms and the composition of the universe?
 
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In this context, your term "composition" would need to be nailed down very specifically. In fact, exploring what you mean by "composition" is likely to generate answers to your question.

But if we slide past the semantics and technical details:
Since atoms are a component of the universe, the composition of atoms would be a subset of the composition of the universe.
 
.Scott said:
Welcome to the these forums.
In this context, your term "composition" would need to be nailed down very specifically. In fact, exploring what you mean by "composition" is likely to generate answers to your question.

But if we slide past the semantics and technical details:
Since atoms are a component of the universe, the composition of atoms would be a subset of the composition of the universe.
What is the relationship between black holes and atoms?
 
bjdx said:
What is the relationship between black holes and atoms?
This is too vague to answer meaningfully.
What kind of relationship are you thinking of?
 
DaveC426913 said:
This is too vague to answer meaningfully.
What kind of relationship are you thinking of?
I don't have a clue.
 
DaveC426913 said:
This is too vague to answer meaningfully.
What kind of relationship are you thinking of?
Do you have an answer?
 
Sadly, the question is too vague to answer, and so in the interests of PF sensibilities, we will close this discussion.
 

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