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I think the phrase is ...Don't let door hit you as you exit
"Don't let the door hit ya where the good lord split ya"
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I think the phrase is ...Don't let door hit you as you exit
Something coming out of nothing is not a scientific theory or idea, it's a religious one.Regardless, it doesn't prove that something came out of nothing. Period.
Well, the earth does not clearly hang on nothing. In fact, it is constrained to follow a well defined relative movement around the sun by a gravitational field. That is, the earth actually hangs on curved spacetime, and it is constrained by it. And curved spacetime is not nothing. Ergo, the earth does not hang on nothing.Some things do appear to hang in air. Magnetic suspension is such that objects can appear to "hang" or be suspended in air without resting on anything that can be seen by human eyes. I'm not going to argue over this -- I haven't seen the fields which suspend planets and stars and moons in space. But for that to be considered "nothing" is simply an expression and, as I said, you have your beliefs and I believe that it is a sound statement that the earth hangs on nothing. You have yours and I have mine. Take care and have a good one.
So the mathematics went over your head? You accepted that it that it described the wavefunction and the "quantum scale" yet when it's pointed out that the mathematics used requires continuous space and time to make sense, it's "nothing of substance". Why you have then gone on paste a whole lot of a page I referenced into your post is totally beyond me. What point do you think it makes?Nothing of substance here, again . . .
Firstly, gravity is not covered at all in current, accepted quantum theory. Not as something that emerges or in any other way. The attempts to bring gravity into quantum theory are all speculation and hypothesis.True, the problem is
continuous time/space and gravity at the Quantum scale.
On the macro scale continuous time/space and gravity go hand and hand in the macro universe as emergent proprtyies from the Quantum smallest scale.
Ah but you have yet to answer my earlier question to you about what you think is meant by "the quantum scale". Until you do that, nobody can understand what your demand means.Actually the above I agree sort of, but you are dancing around and not addressing the main issue. Still nothing here that demonstrates continuous time/space and gravity at the Quantum scale.
A Quantum particle dancing around in a box is continuous time/.space at the large scale.
Still waiting . . .
You think all things need a creation story that has to be known? As if we demand and deserve to know the creation of all things.Birds and insects don't have creation stories that I know of. Do you know of any?
"Furthermore, such particles should be able to propagate continuously through spacetime and so the object that describes them should "operate" at each point in spacetime. Hence we should consider a field of operators, a so called quantum field?!"True, the problem is
continuous time/space and gravity at the Quantum scale.
On the macro scale continuous time/space and gravity go hand and hand in the macro universe as emergent proprtyies from the Quantum smallest scale.
And and and, the Bible proves it happened!Something coming out of nothing is not a scientific theory or idea, it's a religious one.
And the truly immobile never actuallyLike lost kittens, boomerangs, bad luck or alimony they never really leave,
First, the definition of the quantum scale (from Quantum mechanics - Wikipedia):You have not presented anything from your view os accepted theory from any source that
Actually the above I agree sort of, but you are dancing around and not addressing the main issue. Still nothing here that demonstrates continuous time/space and gravity at the Quantum scale.
A Quantum particle dancing around in a box is continuous time/.space at the large scale.
Actually the above I agree sort of, but you are dancing around and not addressing the main issue. Still nothing here that demonstrates continuous time/space and gravity at the Quantum scale.
A Quantum particle dancing around in a box is continuous time/.space at the large scale.
Those books must be getting heavy.
The opposite of 'continuous' is 'discrete'.Missed this a bit back there. What do you mean by 'discrete time/space,' because this odd statement does not reflect anything I claimed.
OK, I read the reference (why did you feel the need to quote it?). It looks to me like we are dealing with the quantum scale because quantum mechanics is being used.False, it refers to Quantum particles not any particle(?). Read the reference again.
Particle in a box - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
In quantum mechanics, the particle in a box model (also known as the infinite potential well or the infinite square well) describes a particle free to move in a small space surrounded by impenetrable barriers. The model is mainly used as a hypothetical example to illustrate the differences between classical and quantum systems. In classical systems, for example, a particle trapped inside a large box can move at any speed within the box and it is no more likely to be found at one position than another. However, when the well becomes very narrow (on the scale of a few nanometers), quantum effects become important. The particle may only occupy certain positive energy levels. Likewise, it can never have zero energy, meaning that the particle can never "sit still". Additionally, it is more likely to be found at certain positions than at others, depending on its energy level. The particle may never be detected at certain positions, known as spatial nodes.
The particle in a box model is one of the very few problems in quantum mechanics which can be solved analytically, without approximations. Due to its simplicity, the model allows insight into quantum effects without the need for complicated mathematics. It serves as a simple illustration of how energy quantizations (energy levels), which are found in more complicated quantum systems such as atoms and molecules, come about. It is one of the first quantum mechanics problems taught in undergraduate physics courses, and it is commonly used as an approximation for more complicated quantum systems.
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Your quote isn't even a complete sentence. And, again, every treatment of quantum mechanics (which, by the way, makes it at the quantum scale) assumes continuous space and time coordinates. I challenge you to find *one* example in a standard reference that is otherwise.To add we can discuss Quantum gravity, but it is not the important question at hand. At present not known to exist unless we in the future find gravitons, I believe the existence of gravity is dependent on continuous time/space of our universe,
Articles reference in the whole thread were relevant to the question and you ignored them.
To avid distractions the main question remains Does continuous time/space at the Quantum scale. This is the question you ahve avoided providing any references to justify your perspective.
Still waiting . . .
If you can't figure such a simple 'thing,' once again, have a nice day I hope. The sky has been a beautiful color today. (Have a nice day...)
If you can't figure such a simple 'thing,' once again, have a nice day I hope. The sky has been a beautiful color today. (Have a nice day...)
Or, " How can I miss you if you won't go away"I think the phrase is ...
"Don't let the door hit ya where the good lord split ya"
"Subtleties..unaware of" is a defining characteristics ofThere are more subtleties in this than you seem to be aware of.
For example, does 'nothing' mean the absence of matter and energy? Or also the absence of space and time? Or is it the complete absence of anything?
Does 'come out of' imply the existence of time? That causality is applicable? That the laws of physics are applicable? If none of those, in what sense is there 'coming out of'?
Next, if 'nothing', in the definition you choose, simply doesn't exist, then we can both agree (maybe?) that existence doesn't 'come out of nothing'. But then, you have to show that anyone is claiming that happens, again, using the definitions you are choosing.
On the other hand , , , you have not provided on iota of evidence of continuous time/space at the Quantum small scale. You presented 'Particle in a box,' which is not continuous time/space, and a reference showing Quantum properties in the Hydrogen atom on the large scale, These do not represent continuous time at the Quantum small scale as in our macro universe.So the mathematics went over your head? You accepted that it that it described the wavefunction and the "quantum scale" yet when it's pointed out that the mathematics used requires continuous space and time to make sense, it's "nothing of substance". Why you have then gone on paste a whole lot of a page I referenced into your post is totally beyond me. What point do you think it makes?
Firstly, gravity is not covered at all in current, accepted quantum theory. Not as something that emerges or in any other way. The attempts to bring gravity into quantum theory are all speculation and hypothesis.
Continuous space and time are used throughout current, accepted quantum theory. You have been given multiple references that show that to be the case. If you don't understand why the mathematics shows this because you don't know calculus, then I will attempt to explain further. I'm sure others will help too.
On the other hand, you have provided no reference at all that supports your view. The articles you've cited are either clearly hypothesis or they are simply irrelevant (which suggests that you really don't understand the subject).
Anal grammarian nonsense is not a coherent trsponse.Your quote isn't even a complete sentence. And, again, every treatment of quantum mechanics (which, by the way, makes it at the quantum scale) assumes continuous space and time coordinates. I challenge you to find *one* example in a standard reference that is otherwise.
The opposite of 'continuous' is 'discrete'.
OK, I read the reference (why did you feel the need to quote it?). It looks to me like we are dealing with the quantum scale because quantum mechanics is being used.
Yes, it is a simplified model, but it gives a good first approximation to many situations (including, for example, electron 'dots').
It is a standard example in how quantum mechanics works, so yes, it is dealing with the quantum scale.