For a good article on what comprises reality at the quantum level, see the latest Scientific American.
Marshall Jack Dayton wrote: > > > > From: Malcolm Stebbins <[email protected]> > Subject: RE: CS>Reality lives !! > Resent-From: [email protected] > Resent-Date: Fri, 1 Nov 2002 22:13:38 -0800 > > Hi; 'Not only'. On the quantum level, time is reversible; > "instantaneous" does not depend on particulate time, such as > the Bhuddist 'Kalapa' the smallest unit of time deemed > possible, and avoiding the sillophophical stuff that just > begs to be thrashed on the question of time, . . . . > Existence and becoming (and un-becoming) may or may not be > 'binary'. In Mathematics the open interval, f'rinstance, is > a little jolt; the interval [1 - 2), open at the upper end, > never reaches "two"; there's always an infinitude of points > between however-close-you-are to "two", and "two" itself. > This is similar to the race between Achilles and the > Tortoise in one sense, but avoids the issue of time. Also, > If something is not complete how can it exist? On the other > hand, how can "it" not exist, if you can tell "it" is not > complete? And for a more binary disclaimer, It's only fair > I confess; I always lie: always! > Phast Phred (aka: "A") > > *************************** > > Say WHAT? > > Jack >
