To: LibWhacker
It is more likely that time is digital (or quantized). For space to be digital, it would have to be “holely” in that marbles in a jar have spaces between them. That would be not allowed. If time were digital, particles could be like marbles in a jar.
2 posted on
02/03/2012 5:53:04 AM PST by
staytrue
To: LibWhacker
Gamma ray observations have already placed a lower limit on the graininess of space, much lower than the Planck scale.
4 posted on
02/03/2012 6:05:52 AM PST by
Moonman62
(The US has become a government with a country, rather than a country with a government.)
To: LibWhacker
we would find a universe filled with an intrinsic jitter, the busy hum of static. Michio Kaku disagrees. He believes the world and the universe are like an incredible, smoothly running machine devoid of chaos.
6 posted on
02/03/2012 6:43:23 AM PST by
RoosterRedux
(Newt: "Why vote for the guy who lost to the guy who lost to Obama?")
To: LibWhacker
So...uh...WE are the SIMS!
7 posted on
02/03/2012 6:48:36 AM PST by
sonofagun
(Some think my cynicism grows with age. I like to think of it as wisdom!)
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