On 5/22/2014 12:59 PM, John Clark wrote:
Why not? No physicist is going to take your theory seriously or even call it a theory if you can't calculate with it, if you can't get numbers out of it so it can be checked with observation. Why is the proton 1836 times as massive as the electron? Why is the neutron almost the same but not quite, why is it 1842 times as massive as the electron? Why do independent protons have a half life of an infinite number of minutes but independent neutrons have a half life of 10 minutes 11 seconds?
See, JKC knows why the world of physics is described by mathematics - no other kind of description is as explicit and predictive.
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