IJesusChrist
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IJesusChrist a dit:avatar; if you take a intro college course on particle physics (difficult to do without a professor) you could debunk this yourself... You can debunk it with what has been Tested. Hey, I've been thinking alot about physics lately - you should continue to read what you're reading - I've come across a very popular book "The Trouble With Physics" and is quite delightful in that regard.
I don't think you can split elementary particles adrian, unless they are composed of some sort of density, in which case, you could. The energy is partitioned in to quantized bits... meaning it fits neatly into certain areas, we don't see constant spectrum in many areas of particle physics pertaining to energy levels...
Whatever though, it may come crashing down.
IJesusChrist a dit:Here is my point: I used to believe we can go faster than the speed of light, because a cosmic speed limit seems ridiculous... but now that I understand it, and I understand limits can be applied to the universe, it's real.
Same goes for how energy and matter seem to be quantized.
IJesusChrist a dit:I don't think you can split elementary particles adrian, unless they are composed of some sort of density
adrianhaffner a dit:IJesusChrist a dit:Here is my point: I used to believe we can go faster than the speed of light, because a cosmic speed limit seems ridiculous... but now that I understand it, and I understand limits can be applied to the universe, it's real.
Same goes for how energy and matter seem to be quantized.
you keep constantly forgetting that those "limits" you speak of, are arbitrary limits. it's like the centimeter versus the inch. neither is any different except one is larger. neither is empirical. neither is a "true" measurement. (you know what i mean, lets not get into another etymology discussion)
Adrianpoopster a dit:IJesusChrist a dit:I don't think you can split elementary particles adrian, unless they are composed of some sort of density
of course we can't see that they have any density now, because our scales simply do not weigh small enough, our microscopes not that complex, our splitters aren't "splitty" enough.i realize that i am not knowledgeable in this area like you, but you do not realize that it does not take a degree at all to see that, whatever we decided to turn into a "quantized" anything, means nothing, in real reality. (aka not on a piece of paper, not in word form, and not on a computer screen, not on anything) because it is simply a construct, a representation, an approximation, a protoype, for the real thing. anything that man has produced in the way of "information" is simply a vague guide for you, only to be able to recognize an event that is ACTUALLY happening in reality, which can never be "quantized" and remain whole/true/the way it was. you've put it in a box. you've put limits on what we can see, and what can(or what one will allow to) interact with it. it's isolated from the whole, therefore not how it really is.
quantized: noun (websters.com)
to restrict (a variable quantity) to discrete values rather than to a continuous set of values.
the world is not pictures, it's video. for that definition, there is your metaphor. a metaphor, just like EVERY PIECE OF INFORMATION EVER INSCRIBED. there can be no "facts" in this line of thinking. by trying to document it, you grossly oversimplify what it truely is
because, not only is the word "quantized" arbitrary, but so is the language that this word is founded upon, and so is the idea of writing, and so is even the idea of thinking. because it is not real. the only thing that is real is the reality that the words allude to.
adrianhaffner a dit:IJesusChrist a dit:Here is my point: I used to believe we can go faster than the speed of light, because a cosmic speed limit seems ridiculous... but now that I understand it, and I understand limits can be applied to the universe, it's real.
Same goes for how energy and matter seem to be quantized.
you keep constantly forgetting that those "limits" you speak of, are arbitrary limits. it's like the centimeter versus the inch. neither is any different except one is larger. neither is empirical. neither is a "true" measurement. (you know what i mean, lets not get into another etymology discussion)
IJesusChrist a dit:No, it's really not arbitrary... You'll eventually see what I mean, well, I always do this. Here's the explanation - once you get close to the speed of light, space & time become very different - they become very short, i.e. the universe compresses in the dimension of your trajectorie - and this compression increases as you approach the speed of light. If you were to hit the speed of light, the universe would become a 2-dimensional pancake, with it forever extending off to your left, right, top and bottm, yet in front of you and behind you would all simultaneously be in the same place; thus how could you go any faster?
IJesusChrist a dit:That is to say, as you approach the speed of light - you are everywhere at once, which creates quite a paradox: light does not experience time - yet it interacts with us periodically... Meaning the universe MUST be deterministic, otherwise what light interacts with would be not the same as what light perceives
Adrianpoopster a dit:IJesusChrist a dit:I don't think you can split elementary particles adrian, unless they are composed of some sort of density
of course we can't see that they have any density now, because our scales simply do not weigh small enough, our microscopes not that complex, our splitters aren't "splitty" enough.i realize that i am not knowledgeable in this area like you, but you do not realize that it does not take a degree at all to see that, whatever we decided to turn into a "quantized" anything, means nothing, in real reality. (aka not on a piece of paper, not in word form, and not on a computer screen, not on anything) because it is simply a construct, a representation, an approximation, a protoype, for the real thing. anything that man has produced in the way of "information" is simply a vague guide for you, only to be able to recognize an event that is ACTUALLY happening in reality, which can never be "quantized" and remain whole/true/the way it was. you've put it in a box. you've put limits on what we can see, and what can(or what one will allow to) interact with it. it's isolated from the whole, therefore not how it really is.
quantized: noun (websters.com)
to restrict (a variable quantity) to discrete values rather than to a continuous set of values.
the world is not pictures, it's video. for that definition, there is your metaphor. a metaphor, just like EVERY PIECE OF INFORMATION EVER INSCRIBED. there can be no "facts" in this line of thinking. by trying to document it, you grossly oversimplify what it truely is
because, not only is the word "quantized" arbitrary, but so is the language that this word is founded upon, and so is the idea of writing, and so is even the idea of thinking. because it is not real. the only thing that is real is the reality that the words allude to.
so, if time, space, and matter are not quantized, and light is matter, and these are all various forms of energy... im just saying.IJesusChrist a dit:I may digress, I don't believe time & space are quantized - therefore I see no reason for matter to be quantized. A theory which I just read about which includes the existance of particles called "Preons" is exactly what you are going for. I.E. quarks (our current 'elementary particle') is actually made up of 3 preon flavors,.
all for now