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Article #16127Re: Why absurd theories are formed by Physics
From: Heliyummm
Date: Wed, 06 May 2009 12:51
Date: Wed, 06 May 2009 12:51
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> > > my anger is to a vast part of sciemntists > > > that are (in my humble oppinion) > > > people who do more parroting than thinking Let A exist, and let B be nonexistent. We seek a magnitude which is the composition of A and B. We do not know if A and B are added or multiplied together, and we cannot know, it is indeterminate. It is indeterminate because there are no known operations for performing algebra on such mixed entities. some useful graphics: A = |-------------------------------------| B = |~ ~ ~ ~ ~| A+B = |-------------------------------------| + |~ ~ ~ ~ ~| A*B = |-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-| We must have that A*B = A+B, because B does not exist. The composition of A and B is neither existent, nor nonexistent. It is _indeterminately_ existent. It exists indeterminately. A conjectured magnitude. Such conjectured magnitudes are not mathematics, they are on the boundary between mathematics and nonsense. What I say is true. And it does not matter whether one is adding or multiplying, the only thing that matters is that the ratio of existence/nonexistence is conserved, and you will have a valid system of modelling. This is what conservation looks like : B/(A*B) = B/(A+B) which is true because A*B = A+B It should be immediately clear why we have a wave particle duality, and that time should be considered probabilistic on the quantum scale. There is _no_ discrepancy between QM and SR. None. There are no discrepancies _anywhere_ in physics. The only problem is that you do not know, and cannot know if there is paradox. There may be paradox, and there may not be. The presence of paradox is itself a paradox, accepting this fact as is yields a unified science.
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