questfortruth
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1. Christian has written [1], that Metrology Standard Instruments (like thermometer, meter, clock, ampermeter, etc), are the invariants. They are not allowed to change in time and place, and scale.
2. The laws of macro-world and the laws of micro-world are different [2, 3].
3. Let us reduce the size of Instruments until they reach the micro-level.
4. Micro-standards enter area of alien, different laws.
5. Then, the reduction of size changes the Standards. But standards are not allowed to change (by point 1).
6.Conclusion: Quantum Physics is not Physical. I would point your mind to the serious theoretical problems: the Quantum Field Theory still is not completely renormalized. For example, QFT predicts huge Cosmological Constant, but it is measured small.
References:
[1] Quote: “measurement standard is that it must be realized and may not change with time” arXiv:1409.5338, Christian Baumgarten (2017) Minkowski Spacetime and QED from Ontology of Time. Quantum Structural Studies: pp. 225-331. An Error Occurred Setting Your User Cookie
[2] Analysis is in Gaps in physical picture will never be filled (Ходящий По Лжи) / Проза.ру
, with rejection of Bohm's Pilot Wave interpretation of Quantum Mechanics in the paper: Sofia, Journal of Modern Physics, year 2016, volume 7, pages 1091-1097 (this good paper was retracted due to a mistake, which nevertheless do not alter the result of Sofia, the body of the paper is still readable here:
http://file.scirp.org/pdf/JMP_2016062014172156.pdf
[3] What does it all mean? What violated is scale-invariance. Indeed, by transforming the metric x -> q x, t -> q t, with changing according parameters (mass, charge, etc) we would reduce the size of macro-system, but its processes will not change: “Men In Black [1997] Orion's Belt”
However, is known, that in micro-world the laws are different, and, thus, the scale invariance is violated.
Source: https://www.researchgate.net/post/Is_Quantum_Physics_even_Physical
2. The laws of macro-world and the laws of micro-world are different [2, 3].
3. Let us reduce the size of Instruments until they reach the micro-level.
4. Micro-standards enter area of alien, different laws.
5. Then, the reduction of size changes the Standards. But standards are not allowed to change (by point 1).
6.Conclusion: Quantum Physics is not Physical. I would point your mind to the serious theoretical problems: the Quantum Field Theory still is not completely renormalized. For example, QFT predicts huge Cosmological Constant, but it is measured small.
References:
[1] Quote: “measurement standard is that it must be realized and may not change with time” arXiv:1409.5338, Christian Baumgarten (2017) Minkowski Spacetime and QED from Ontology of Time. Quantum Structural Studies: pp. 225-331. An Error Occurred Setting Your User Cookie
[2] Analysis is in Gaps in physical picture will never be filled (Ходящий По Лжи) / Проза.ру
, with rejection of Bohm's Pilot Wave interpretation of Quantum Mechanics in the paper: Sofia, Journal of Modern Physics, year 2016, volume 7, pages 1091-1097 (this good paper was retracted due to a mistake, which nevertheless do not alter the result of Sofia, the body of the paper is still readable here:
http://file.scirp.org/pdf/JMP_2016062014172156.pdf
[3] What does it all mean? What violated is scale-invariance. Indeed, by transforming the metric x -> q x, t -> q t, with changing according parameters (mass, charge, etc) we would reduce the size of macro-system, but its processes will not change: “Men In Black [1997] Orion's Belt”
Source: https://www.researchgate.net/post/Is_Quantum_Physics_even_Physical
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