On 07 Nov 2013, at 18:51, Roger Clough wrote:
String theory in Leibniz's platonic physics
Strings, being massless, are Leibniz's monads (mental)
in his platonic physics (see below). In platonic physics, each monad
is attached to its relevant physical particle, contains information
Strings are massive particles like electrons and quarks
On Thu, Nov 7, 2013 at 12:51 PM, Roger Clough wrote:
> String theory in Leibniz's platonic physics
>
> Strings, being massless, are Leibniz's monads (mental)
> in his platonic physics (see below). In platonic ph
String theory in Leibniz's platonic physics
Strings, being massless, are Leibniz's monads (mental)
in his platonic physics (see below). In platonic physics, each monad
is attached to its relevant physical particle, contains information on
all of the other monads (strings) in th
Leibniz's Platonic Physics
Leibniz's idealistic or platonic physics seems to me, a nonphysicist, to
possibly obviate the need for quantum mechanics due
to the preestablished harmony.
I apologize for any errors.
http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/leibniz-physics/
To partly summarize
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