The double slit and various related experiments do come close to suggesting the universe likes paradox. But probably we just don't understand what's going on. — Marchesk
The double slit and various related experiments do come close to suggesting the universe likes paradox. But probably we just don't understand what's going on. — Marchesk
Wow! How would you prove that? — Becky
Well, no. There is still only one universe, with two descriptions. — Banno
I do agree there is a non-physical universe of energy. — Becky
So why on earth would paradoxes be built into the universe? — Benj96
Is there anything in common that links paradoxes together? — Benj96
Contradictions are a language thing only. — ChatteringMonkey
So the problem is semantical rather than grammatical. That makes more sense. — Metaphysician Undercover
the universe itself is not made up out of statements that can contradict eachother, so it doesn't make sense to say that contradictions or paradoxes are build into the universe. — ChatteringMonkey
Uncertainty is the only certainty there is, — 3017amen
Consider breaking down the definition of human perception. Is the perception of time a language onto itself? What means and method is not contradictory in perceiving time? Is self-awareness a metaphysical language? — 3017amen
What about Schrödinger's cat? The act of observance changes the physical entity. — Becky
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