tumbleweed41
Resident Liberal Hippie
Can you explain to me the predictability of a particle when observed?
I changes! But can you predict the action it will take? No, You can't.
Is this magic?
No.
You see, an actual cause must have a predictable action.
This is why Newton stated that every action has an equal and opposite reaction.
However, at the Quantum level, we do not see this. The Heisenberg Principle is in direct contrast to Newtons Laws. Yet it is an observable phenomenon that you yourself have used as an example. Without predictability, cause is unnecessary.
When you hit a nail with a hammer, you have a predictable action. the nail is driven further into the wood. At the quantum level, the "nail" could go into the "wood", or the "nail" could move to a different spot in the "wood". Or the "nail" could disappear altogether, only to reappear days later imbedded in the "hammers" head.
And at the quantum level, the "nail" may do all this without any action from the "hammer" at all.
Again, without predictability, one cannot posit a cause.
There, I have used the "Quote Function" so others can see what you seem to be randomly replying to.
Once again, without predictability, one cannot posit a cause.Just because you cannot understand the quantum level, does not mean it has no reasons or causes for why it does it’s weird stuff!
This is one thing about materialistic science that ticks me off, anything they don’t understand, they fill the gap in with “cause is unnecessary” or “junk DNA” or “vestigial organs and structures”. When will that nonsense stop? If someone does not know something or understand something, they should not act like they know it already.
- No cause has been shown to be necessary at either the quantum level or beyond the Universe/Singularity. This is a fact.
- Junk DNA or Noncoding DNA are components of an organism's DNA sequences that do not encode for protein sequences This is a fact.
- Vestigial organs and structures, such as the human appendix, blind mole rat eyes, and whale hind leg bones are organs and structures which have no current use to the organism. This is a fact.
Do you really want to go into "filling the gaps"?
By saying they don’t understand the quantum level, then in the next breath say they understand that there is no way to understand it, that asserts to understand it. By saying they don’t know the cause, but then say in the next breath, no cause is necessary, that is a contradiction.
Silly Creationist.
No cause has been shown to be necessary at either the quantum level or beyond the Universe/Singularity.
Further research may, or may not change that.
See, no contradiction.
How do they know that no cause is necessary? They don’t know that, they just know that they don’t know what the cause is. But not knowing what that cause is, does not mean there is no cause.
I know, this is the third or fourth time I have repeated this in this post alone but, no cause has been shown to be necessary at either the quantum level or beyond the Universe/Singularity.
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