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ZenClone · **Re: planck's constant-TOE -** 08-08-2006, 08:47 PM

I was just reading a few things about Plancks Constant and TOE

(in the book "Scientific Genius; the 20 greatest minds - by Jim Glenn)

It suggested that No Theory of Everything will emerge; or worse, the ultimate understanding will be written in inscrutible mathematics.

Plancks constant "exposed new paradoxes concerning intertwined discrete and continuous properties of matter and energy, simultaneous particle-like and wavelike behavior"...
The uncertainty principle.

I am a physics novice, but I find it peculiar I was trying to learn a few things on this subject, and stumbled upon this thread and some paragraphs concerning e = hv.

Quantum Imagination... Chaotic Time...
Theres so much I don't know

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ZenClone Orange Belt Status: Offline Posts: 27 Thanks Given: 6 Thanked 9x in 7 Posts Join Date: Jul 2006 Rep Power: 8	Re: planck's constant-TOE - 08-08-2006, 08:47 PM I was just reading a few things about Plancks Constant and TOE (in the book "Scientific Genius; the 20 greatest minds - by Jim Glenn) It suggested that No Theory of Everything will emerge; or worse, the ultimate understanding will be written in inscrutible mathematics. Plancks constant "exposed new paradoxes concerning intertwined discrete and continuous properties of matter and energy, simultaneous particle-like and wavelike behavior"... The uncertainty principle. I am a physics novice, but I find it peculiar I was trying to learn a few things on this subject, and stumbled upon this thread and some paragraphs concerning e = hv. Quantum Imagination... Chaotic Time... Theres so much I don't know An assertion is Zen only if it itself is an act and does not refer to anything asserted in it.