HOw was this # arrived at?
Eh? :bugeye:
Qoute One is mine. Qoute Two is James.
My answer:
I did actualy learn at college doing physics that the laws of uncertainty needed to be preserved, or it would would disintegrate all matter. But this format was actually more put together after discussions with Dr. Fred A. Wolf, and he also knows that to know only a fraction or more particles out of all the particles in the universe would cause extreem violence; i only added a mored detailed description, and used this arguement against an all-knowing being... but i have also shown that it might be defied another way.
... hence...
''To know such knowledge would be disastrous for our universe; it would cause extreme violence. The uncertainty principle states that some of the particles in our universe are potentially volatile. This means that certain particles have explosive tendencies. Even an amount of 10^15 particles would be sufficient in ultimately annihilating our universe in one swift flash of energy, sending our universe back whence it came.
So, the question is, can an all-knowing God be correct? To know the location and path of 10^15 particles at any given time would destroy our universe - God would need to be ignorant of certain atomic behavior. ''
and i gave a solution:
''You can defy the uncertainty principle, have simultaneous knowledge of a particles path and position, whilst still remaining in the present....
SO HOW DOES ONE DEFY THE UNCERTAINTY PRINCIPLE?
Albert, Aharanov and D'Amato (ADD) point out a totally intelligent format of knowledge. If one makes a measurement of a particle in the past, they inform us, and another measurement of the momentum of the particle in the future, then one can have both records in the present with absolute certainty!!!
Is this what God does, and IF IT IS, then the paradox can be removable? ''
This is highly scientific stuff you know. I wouldn't pull such knowledge out my arse.