An electron stuffed with photons... :lol:
— Hillary
Yeah, :roll: thats what I am suggesting — universeness
Just like the ancients who believed there were 4 elements only in science earth, air, fire and water! Doyou suggest we go back to that? — universeness
Or else they were just fed up answering questions that they consider are more at the level of 'crank physics — universeness
Electrons have mass, photons don't. Photon absorption is an energy exchange which 'excites' the electron (increases its energy level) and makes it move faster, creating increased heat!
1m — universeness
Unlike you, I do not consider my imagination a reliable source of truth! — universeness
I know that, as none of the names you mentioned such as Penrose, Rovelli, et al propose anything like you for the origin story. — universeness
Fire produces smoke, does the smoke exist inside the flame? — universeness
You ultimately posit gods as the origin story! That's my problem with that! — universeness
you try to convince others they exist — universeness
I did not bring gods alongside physics, you did — universeness
also think most would answer 'yes' to 'can photons be absorbed?'
How many physics experts answered no to that question? — universeness
I would have broadly answered yes to that question myself but I would have added that it has a lot more credibility than the suggestion that gods made the Universe. — universeness
Two people and a nice note from Harari is not 'many.' — universeness
I think many physicists can shoot so many holes in your above arguments — universeness
I think many physicists can shoot so many holes in your above arguments that there is little left of any value. — universeness
I don't accept your physics viewpoints because many physicists disagree with you as has been demonstrated on quo — universeness
Science currently has very very very little knowledge of what is actually going on in the vacuum of space. Particles probably don't exist in the traditional point particle or small free, disconnected spherical forms we have envisaged in the past — universeness
One can believe in it if one chooses to ignore experts who dissent against it. — universeness
All that you are influences all that you do and say! You will not escape that, ever! — universeness
For example if someone killed 15 people it would be stupid to perform symmetric evil such as to kill 15 members of his relatives in return, killing the person who killed 15 as a punishment is not ideal as well since that's 1 life for 15 and is not painful at all compared to pain of the people whose relatives were killed by him.
Instead asymmetric evil of equal weight may be Cangue https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cangue leaving the person to the mercy of those who lost their relatives, let them decide — SpaceDweller
All that you are influences all that you do and say! You will not escape that, ever! — universeness
accept that many 'experts' assign a form of 'existence' to virtual particles but I dont think many of them would use the term REAL for VIRTUAL particles as used in perturbation theory — universeness
Repeating what the experts say is a more reliable path to follow than repeating what you say about gods. — universeness
Anyone who desires a punishment deterrent based on being more evil than the evil perpetrated on victims by evil people, are asking for a dystopian society. — universeness
Was that how you created your gods? — universeness
that's because there are like I said, not real and merely part of mathematical modeling, and yes, that's what the EXPERTS say. — universeness
Yeah, that's what I figured you would say! — universeness
You can always volunteer to be the first to try out the punishment! I certainly wont volunteer — universeness
It's always nice to hear a logical voice of reason and rationality break through the din of irrational thinking Tom — universeness
God's Omnipotence is defined as god's ability to do everything, i.e. have immense power. — Augustusea
That may have a mathematical meaning in the context of QM, but it has no logical meaning — Janus
If they are not at different locations then logically there cannot be two. — Janus