| Mr. nobody,
I have a really fast camera one electromagnetic wave per frame. If you have a slow camera you don't need two pictures. You've got all the information you can possibly get in one blurry picture. The first instant of the picture is clear and the last instant is clear. It's is the middle that makes it blurry. If you could predict what happened to the car from the beginning of the picture to the end, the uncertianty principle would virtually disappear. The problem is just me looking at this experiment and asking whether it is going to work or not is going to introduce uncertianty into the measurement in the smallest way, because my thoughts take energy and the way people think varies from person to person. So in the end all human activity, and nature itself, would introduce uncertianty into the aether, even if it was contstructed as some kind of matrix with order to it. Even if the aether had perfect order there is so much interference on Earth, perhaps even in the vacuum of space, it would make the order of the matrix undetectable. Thus the uncertianty principle makes our universe look like it has less order in the aether than is actually there, namely a near perfect matrix in the nearly empty places in the vacuum of space. I don't think there is much randomness in the location of a particle, instead it is just nearly impossible to take into account every electromagnetic force and gravitaional force acting on a particle.
Brian  |