Posted on 04/19/2007 5:36:46 PM PDT by LibWhacker
Interesting.
While Bell is generally applauded for the inequality, it might be that in the long run, the more important part was the proof that there can be no “hidden variable” theory that is compatable with QM. The epistemological implications are impressive and scary at the same time.
If a Pterosaur appeared on your porch, scooped up one of your youngsters and flew away, it looks like that, by itself, would not violate any physical laws.
I knew the world was strange before I read this.
LOL!
It’s a lotta BS. Just because their statistics don’t come out, they conclude that the universe is bazaar beyond belief. They never consider that they might simply be missing a key part of the puzzle which skews all of the results.
Oh please....
It all depends on what the meaning of is is.
And we wouldn’t know what color it was. However the kids shouldn’t have been on the porch.
anyone; any ideas on how this theory might explain ghosts?
However the kids shouldnt have been on the porch
LOL! That’ll teach them! They weren’t even done with their homework yet!
But on the positive side, they’ll learn a whole lot about Pterosaur biology and habitat!
What about the recent episode on Discovery Science about Supermassive Black Holes? That, was one wow! of an eye-opener. Like, now they can prove a super massive black hole created our universe.
No one can tell fo sho now
Someone is going to have to come up with something new, because this seems to be getting to weird.
Fascinating.
I think I'll go crystalize in a 5 dimension form.
I wondered why my dog morphed into a Klingon before accelerating into that worm hole in the 7th dimension. I guess this doesn’t explain it because nobody is typing this in a quantum mechanical sense.
The problem arises when pseudo-intellectual idiots get hold of something as beautiful and mysterious as quantum mechanics and try to pack humanism on to the back of the sleigh. Because the location of a subatomic particle can not be determined, right and wrong cannot be determined. Because a particle can be in two places at the same time, a person can be sane and insane at the same time. Because the state of a particle depends on the state of the observer, the meaning of "good" and "evil" depend on the cultural background of the person observing and describing these characteristics.
I think that liberalism (or perhaps I should say "humanism") is intensely jealous of the success of science, especially the science of the atomic age, the science of post-WWII western society. I believe that at least some strains of liberalism arose from intellectual poseurs who attempted to transpose the successful concepts of the hard sciences, physics in particular, onto moral philosophy and ethics. Much foolishness was the result and, to the extent that this foolishness has made it out of the effite precincts of academe and into the public square, in the form of laws and institutions, a cataract of pain, suffering, and injustice has been loosed on the world.
Actually, by the where/when you reach the seventh dimension, there are no holes into which you can enter, just branes.
Thanks, that’s hugh! It totally stuned my beeber!
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