Originally posted by JesusIsAlive
I'm talking about on Earth. Gravity is universal.Bacteria...can you give me an example that is more substantial
like an animal or insect?I don't mean on a quantum level when I say that a person cannot be in two separate places at the same time. Stop and think about it: do you live your life on this planet on a subatomic level? I know you look for loopholes in everything that I say but these are the facts. Besides Einstein did not agree with your theory at the subatomic level either.
[b]"Einstein
himself is well known for rejecting some of the claims of quantum mechanics. While clearly contributing to the field, he did not accept the more philosophical consequences and interpretations of quantum mechanics, such as the lack of deterministic causality and the assertion that a single subatomic particle can occupy numerous areas of space at one time."
Why would I do that? Bacteria is just as legitimate of an example as an animal or plant.
Einstein's view on quantum mechanics is now seen as the ultimate example of someone rejecting something because they didn't like the implications of it. He had no support for his objections even at the time and in modern science his opinion on quantum mechanics is next to worthless.
If one subatomic particle can exist in two locations, then multiple ones can do so as well. There is a nonzero possibility all subatomic particles in your entire body could undergo dual quantum states... in fact this has been shown to occur in large buckyballs. Rare but it happens.
Originally posted by inimalist
however, at least how the current understanding goes, such quantum states are very unstable, and something in the real world, even if only a single particle, would be interacting with far too many other particles and would become desynchronized through interactions. If this is applied to all particles in a living organism, it is almost assured that the particles themselves would desynchronize the other particles.
Originally posted by King Kandy
If it only applies to Earth, then by definition it is NOT universal.Why would I do that? Bacteria is just as legitimate of an example as an animal or plant.
Einstein's view on quantum mechanics is now seen as the ultimate example of someone rejecting something because they didn't like the implications of it. He had no support for his objections even at the time and in modern science his opinion on quantum mechanics is next to worthless.
If one subatomic particle can exist in two locations, then multiple ones can do so as well. There is a nonzero possibility all subatomic particles in your entire body could undergo dual quantum states... in fact this has been shown to occur in large buckyballs. Rare but it happens.
But I already clarified what I meant by universal so it does apply.
Are you a buckyball? No. I am talking about you being in two places at once not buckyballs.
Originally posted by JesusIsAlive
But I already clarified what I meant by universal so it does apply.Are you a buckyball? No. I am talking about you being in two places at once not buckyballs.
If you had not included the word absolute, you would not be having this problem. The idea that you cannot be in two places at the same time maybe very likely, but it is not an absolute.
Originally posted by Shakyamunison
If you had not included the word absolute, you would not be having this problem. The idea that you cannot be in two places at the same time maybe very likely, but it is not an absolute.
What problem?
You (personally) cannot be in two places at once.
Yes, this is an absolute because you cannot do it.
Originally posted by JesusIsAlive
What problem?You (personally) cannot be in two places at once.
Yes, this is an absolute because you cannot do it.
That is incorrect. It maybe highly improbable, but it is not an absolute. I don't know why you cannot understand that. Maybe you are not educated enough to understand what I am saying to you.
Originally posted by Shakyamunison
That is incorrect. It maybe highly improbable, but it is not an absolute. I don't know why you cannot understand that. Maybe you are not educated enough to understand what I am saying to you.
I'm saying that you personally cannot be in two places at once.
That is an absolute.
If you don't believe me then prove me wrong, (physically) come to where I am without leaving where you are and this will end this discussion post-haste.
Originally posted by JesusIsAlive
But I already clarified what I meant by universal so it does apply.Are you a buckyball? No. I am talking about you being in two places at once not buckyballs.
Do you not see the theoretical implications of a buckyball doing it. If it can happen to a buckyball, it can happen to a man.
Originally posted by JesusIsAlive
I'm saying that you personally cannot be in two places at once.That is an absolute.
If you don't believe me then prove me wrong, come to where I am without leaving where you are and this will end this discussion post- haste.