Recent content by promytius

Schrödinger's cat now has a flashlight; is it on?

I cannot answer how long entanglement lasts, and I have long wondered why no one ever mentions how heat interacts with entangled particles; I've not seen a detailed list of the conditions for entanglement, nor the maximum distance, nor the details of creating them - I certainly don't read enough...

This may be a new definition for scientific trolling. Accusing Einstein of "Lying" is simple hyperbole in order to cause others to react - I sure did - this thread should close soon because there's nothing here. And learn some manners!

Yes neutrinos are important and have always been found throughout the universe in a very active way. They're small, but they are also made of more than one thing, so they are not the smallest bit by any means.

Have you tried proper manners when interacting with AI? Your aggressive and insulting comments added nothing to the discussion. Instead of engaging in a discussion of the factors, of which you offered nothing other than the same quote over and over; sometimes I had to check who's text it was...

"A tachyon" "Who's there?" "Knock knock"

Perhaps higher dimensions allow or possess differences that allow for light-speed to be exceeded.

Well then, if I may, it was poorly formed; if you mean do things exist beyond our observational powers? Then, almost certainly. we 'see' a roughly 85 billion lyr. wide observable universe; if we assume that is a "normal" distance for observable universes, then there is no reason to doubt that...

So, time is simply a series of measurements. It's equivalent to an inch, or a joule, the second is simply another measurement. Time is a measurement. That's all.

Do you have any evidence that it isn't?

Then what is a "second"?

"Could I be forgiven for pointing out that is complete baloney? Its state immediately prior to the "test" could not possibly be known, or am I missing something?" Well, at least you'd know where it was.

Your reading of the second law is interesting. This quote is from physicsclassroom.com: "Newton's second law of motion pertains to the behavior of objects for which all existing forces are not balanced. The second law states that the acceleration of an object is dependent upon two variables -...

"If another person's clock runs slower than yours, then yours is running faster than theirs." If another person's clock runs slower than yours, then you falsely assign yours as running faster than theirs." This is due to separate trajectories; both observer and observed are assumed to be moving...

That is a very interesting idea. I quote you above briefly, to shorten my response. The Holographic principle is generally problematic for me, especially in determining what is "real." Projections can suffer from pre and post enhancements, meaning the true reality could program the projected...