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dleviwing · 06:33 PM

Steven;
I agree that we have many views in common as to the physical nature of existence and the importance of wave functions of matter.

I am not certain of your comments of "String Theory", are you saying you support it or do you oppose it?

I personally oppose M-theory since it has been hyped without any means of supporting evidence. Its only real claim is the mathematical renditions of gravity produce higher accuracy. This speaks more of the nature of gravity and not as a foundation for a GUT.

Many refer to the way you and I think as being too classical without really knowing what the term classical physics really means. Classical simply infers objective analysis whereas QM and Relativity are theories that takes into account the subjective nature of the measurements. Until a classical objective interpretation can be found, science will continue to wander into the realms of subjective fantasies created by the abstract nature of the mathematics.

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dleviwing The Observer Status: Offline Posts: 1,899 Thanks Given: 38 Thanked 236x in 186 Posts Join Date: Jan 2005 Rep Power: 37	Nature of the beast - 01-11-2006, 12:42 PM Steven; I agree that we have many views in common as to the physical nature of existence and the importance of wave functions of matter. I am not certain of your comments of "String Theory", are you saying you support it or do you oppose it? I personally oppose M-theory since it has been hyped without any means of supporting evidence. Its only real claim is the mathematical renditions of gravity produce higher accuracy. This speaks more of the nature of gravity and not as a foundation for a GUT. Many refer to the way you and I think as being too classical without really knowing what the term classical physics really means. Classical simply infers objective analysis whereas QM and Relativity are theories that takes into account the subjective nature of the measurements. Until a classical objective interpretation can be found, science will continue to wander into the realms of subjective fantasies created by the abstract nature of the mathematics. David Last edited by dleviwing : 04-30-2008 at 06:33 PM.