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DaddyCoool:All these passive-aggressive pussyfooting you're doing here is just making you appear like even more of an asshole. You were throwing rocks and now you want to hide your hands. Anytime you try to draw distinctions between certain ideas, your lack of nuance and perspective always shines through. DaddyCoool:And it would still be logical, as long as that system of logic is consistent and applicable one way or the other, under our known universe. And that is why scientists are careful throwing about the word "illogical". They would often prefer to use terms like "weird", "odd", "strange", "unconventional", "COUNTERINTUITIVE". You have now come around and established the exact point I've been trying to make to you all this while! 😑 That was why I asked you that question because I knew it would expose how hollow your argument is in the grand scheme of things. So armed with this new knowledge, I hope you'll now reconsider your approach on this topic. DaddyCoool:The fúcking point of the whole thing is that there is literally a system of logic guiding quantum mechanics, and that system has so far been consistent in the field of QM. I have even listed examples where quantum logic has be applied to things in real life. So this statement you made - DaddyCoool:- is inaccurate for the very fact that your classic "everyday" logic is not the only system of logic that exists within the universe. I have a feeling your entire response is going to be you just catching up with concepts and ideas I've already explained to you ages ago. 🤣 DaddyCoool:Schrodinger's cat is not even a good example of quantum logic, because you can make the argument that it doesn't actually violate classic physics. When they say the cat can't be dead and alive, they're talking more of probabilities, not actual fact. The cat is in a state of superposition where no one can know what happened to the cat until they open the box and find out for themselves. So when they say it's dead "and" alive, they're not saying that the two states are fully realized. They're talking more of probability. Just wanted to note that. There are better examples of quantum logic than Schrodinger's cat. DaddyCoool:It's the irony of you repeating statements like these that validate my standpoint, while acting like I didn't just expose your ignorance again. 🤣 DaddyCoool:You'll need to know more than that for you to make any blanket claims or assertions using QM as your springboard. DaddyCoool:This is starting to get hilarious. You take the points I've already made, tweak them a little to make it sound different and repeat them back to me as if you've not just validated my argument. Yes, E=mc2 is probabilistic in certain areas of application. Welcome to Science 101. DaddyCoool:Duh... 🙄 Equations will always give you definitive answers. Applying them in reality is where probability comes in. I already stated this a few responses ago when I said classical physics is deterministic IN THEORY, with special emphasis on THEORY. DaddyCoool:You're just splitting hairs with this statement because I don't know what part of equations are deterministic until they're applied in reality (practical) you're failing to get. DaddyCoool:1. The screenshot below was Newton's letter to Richard Bentley in 1693 acknowledging the strange or you could even say "spooky" nature of gravity. I put up the link to that site and that's probably why I got banned. But you can read it in the screenshot below. 2. The gravitional constant (G) was introduced for the sake of quantifying the consistent relationship between mass and gravitational attraction. 3. Einstein's General Relativity was able to rationalize gravity as the geometry of spacetime and not just an invisible force pulling bodies from a distance. DaddyCoool:More episodes of you telling me stuff I already know under the guise of disagreement. DaddyCoool:Madam, read your own damn words: DaddyCoool:You've been telling cheap sad lies since we started this discussion, all in your desperate attempt to deflect criticism. You know what you set out to do, when this debate started but as soon as I and LordReed started poking holes in your nonsense, you started chipping away at your own argument without any sense of self-awareness. It's yourself you're deceiving, not me. DaddyCoool:Since your eye dey pain you to open simple link and read, I'll summarize in a nutshell: If there was a chance that something could travel faster than light, then it would mean that an "effect" to precede its "cause," leading to paradoxes that call the fundamental principles of causality into question. So that's why it's logical for there to be a speed limit. I await your inevitable twisting which I'm sure will be another episode of you using shallow thinking and ignorance to judge science.
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6. QUANTUM RANDOMNESS Read under the subheading "(a) Early views on quantum randomness" https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rsta.2017.0322 Sorry about the messy response. I was trying the avoid cramming everything into one post for fear of getting banned for all my efforts, and I still got banned anyway. I'll resume when my other account is restored. |
5. QUANTUM NONLOCALITY Read under the subheading "Possibilistic nonlocality" https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_nonlocality |
4. UNCERTAINTY PRINCIPLE LordReed you might want to see this particular one too. I think this is a direct rebuttal to DaddyCoool's original position.
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3. SUPERPOSITION
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DaddyCoool, this is FiveFootNinja. I think the spambots are on a rampage because of my links. So I'll just avoid linking them henceforth, there's nothing I can do. I can't keep waiting till tomorrow for the ban to be lifted because I have better things to do. So I'll just keep posting what I wanted with this one, and take a break until the account is restored. I stopped here 2. QUANTUM ENTANGLEMENT
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Hello guys, So I'm an aspiring author with interest in fictional stories and I've already started writing my first novel. I would like to know if there are any successful self-published authors on this forum, and find out the processes they involved in marketing, publishing and selling their first book. Thanks in advance. |
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