[freedumb2003]

>>I just listened to a lecture in Quantum Mechanic, and this stuff blows Evolution out of the water simply because it is becoming a completely different topic than even classical physics itself on which relies current Evolution theory!<<

Then it must also blow away Geology, chemistry and all other known sciences.

And what specifically does it decry about TToE? That quanta move backwards in time so modern forms preceded ancient ones?

Or is this just a Star Trek script where the writer scibbles in (”Tech talk here”)?

[lavaroise]

Metaphysically, what quantum mechanic “explains” is that particles have superimposed states. Once things are measured in clasical physics, that state is basically chosen.

It is like an opinion survey. No one has really an opinion on anything until a question is asked. Then when asked, the surveyed individual must think and formulate a precise position, but the opposite position could have been taken too at a different time or situation.

At the quantum level, the universe has no “real opinion”, but once it is seen at the classical physics level, it is pretty much frozen in its characteristics.

There maybe an evolution we see, but the formula, the mathematical formulae and patterned chaotic behaviors do not evolve themselves.

Any system, from the solar system to an ecosystem is subject to a level of stability.