On 8 Nov 2003 at 20:35, Brent Meeker wrote:
A balloon model neglects inhomogeneties that allow gravity to
dominate
locally.
at short range the weak, electromagnetic, and
strong force dominate.
Of course almost anything is possible at the Planck scale. What
you
are proposing are
Eric Cavalcanti, [EMAIL PROTECTED], writes:
Suppose I sit on this copy machine in New York, and the information of the
position and velocities (within quantum uncertainty) of all particles in
my body is copied. Suppose, for the sake of the argument, that the mere
retrieval of this information
On 9 Nov 2003 at 11:20, Brent Meeker wrote:
The theory of supersymmetry implied that all particles could decay
to
photons. As the universe expands photons lose energy through
redshift. So the universe would decay asymptotically to zero energy
density. That's not exactly the same a decaying to
Yes this helps, but I still find it strange to talk about offspring
universes (that by definition are independent) and yet to predict
outcomes we sum their complex valued wave functions.
While we're on the subject of interpretation of QM, do you know about
the transactional interpretation of QM?
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