Recent content by phillovix

Hey, so regarding this experiment, had thought the technology was a while away, apparently not. So taking https://www.techworm.net/2017/05/worlds-fastest-camera-records-five-trillion-frames-per-second-can-capture-movement-light.html as an example, what happens when camera is randomly off for a...

Preach it brother! Now, back to the question. "Is there any actual theoretical reason why things like dirt and water cannot technically be transmuted into 5 course meals and diamonds?" Not currently having the technology to "just add protons" is not an 'actual theoretical reason why things...

Hey there. Is there any actual theoretical reason why things like dirt and water cannot technically be transmuted into 5 course meals and diamonds? Is it not "just" a matter of altering the composition of atoms? Stuff like adding 71 protons to oxygen to create gold? Are we actually a part of...

Hey there! I found myself being rather curious as to what a reality would look like where PI to equal 3, instead of 3.14... Uploaded a picture, was wondering if anyone able to get their head around it is also able to draw or explain the key differences. Thanks! <3

I no doubt have my numbers off in choosing the tenth of a second timeframe, however, I intended to imply it would a system that could randomly be on when the particle is fired and could then also be randomly off while it is in flight towards the slits and then happen to randomly be back on as...

Thank you again for your reply, appreciated. I do not think I am describing the test I have in mind clearly enough, as I am not actually asking 'how detector effectiveness affects the observed results'. I do not think imperfect detectors is a great description. I am picturing two electron...

Thank you for your response. I appreciate that I can certainly be having a misunderstanding. My understanding is not based off mathematical models, rather the 'for dummies' equivalent as seen at: Now, from what I can tell of this, mathematics aside, it is rather straight forward, unobserved...

Hey there! This thread started off as a question regarding the impact of blindness on the wave function collapse, ended up thinking of an alteration to the double slit experiment that I think could yield some interesting results. So! Say the double slit experiment is run with measuring devices...

Oh fascinating! Thank you again for your reply! ^_^ <3 Phillip

Wonderful, thank you for your response, given me a lot to think about. Given what I've read, I am favoring a collapse style interpretation. I think there is an infinite repetition of a finite amount of possibilities. Even when factoring in a multiverse, I do not think there is an infinite...

The line of thought was from the amount of sides of a cube. Figured that would be sufficient to surround a planet.

Cool cool, thank you all for your time, back to the drawing board! Kind regards, Phill

I would like to try another angle on trying to find an answer to my initial query, that I understand may not of been worded too well. Say I pick up a salt shaker and keep going between almost shaking it and not shaking it, without actually shaking it from my perspective, however being very...

I was envisioning something like them all being of the precise same mass and they all happen to be on course to crash into each other at the precise same time, to the extent that the point of crash is so undecided that an equilibrium is reached in the crash not actually occurring. I am thinking...

Hey, was trying to think of what the safest possible place in existence would be and got to thinking of a planet surrounded by 6 black holes of equal size. Say the black holes met around this planet at the precious same time and are held in equilibrium, is there any particular reason that a...