equally likely totally

[AntonioLao]

Sometimes politicians of the free world like to quote that ‘all men/women are created equal’ but surely they don’t mean equality of actual physiological, intellectual, or psychological attributes. What they really mean is equality beneath the laws of the land. Whoever has violated the laws, rich or poor, young or old, smart or dimwit is equally punishable. However in many legal systems due processes are flanked by prevalent statutes of limitations protecting the rights of each special individual.

In the world of elementary particles equality is tantamount to sharing equal number of partitions. In order to promote fairness between positive and negative aspect the partitions must be occupied by squares of energy. The traditional classical approach is to use Maxwell-Boltzmann partitioning distribution when considering a mechanical system of many identical particles by subdividing the phase space into as many partitioning cells such that each particle is assigned to a cell at a time. Repeated failures to prove equally likely and totally behaving real particles by Maxwell-Boltzmann statistics justify the introduction of two different but equally successful quantum mechanical probability models now generally known as Bose-Einstein statistics and Fermi-Dirac statistics. Nevertheless neither of these two models claims totally, for the want of a third lasting model for partitioning and distributing space-time quanta.

[MJA]

Sometimes politicians of the free world like to quote that ‘all men/women are created equal’ but surely they don’t mean equality of actual physiological, intellectual, or psychological attributes.

Dear AL,

I respectfully disagree "totally" with your above statement.

Equality was the goal of our founding fathers; to be simply equal with England from whence they came. That equality for which this young nation fought and died, resulted in freedom. Fredom from oppression, freedom from difference, freedom to self-rule, freedom of self. That same fight for equality can be seen throughout the history of mankind, be it black and white, men and women, or the have and have-nots to name only a few. The purpose of the fight is to equate nature's balance, or find nature's truth. The flaw that divides mankind is that we have been taught to measure the difference of all things, that measure was certain. When the truth is that life without measure is equal or one. Science which we are so well taught perpetrates this misdirection of difference, dividing everything. Taught to measure uncertain difference creating division, rather than measuring the equality, uniting nature, or the simple truth. Difference today defined is only probable at best, because the science or measure of difference has no certainty. Yet you as well as most including great minds such as Einstien's could not let go of measure. Einstein took the greatest step toword the freedom of equality in physics by questioning measure itself. Finding measure only relative at best. Had he understood that by letting go of the speed of light, or the certainty of measure, I am certain he would have found what he was looking for. The fight for equality is the same as Einstein's quest for unification. All he had to do was let go of measure and all that remained is the unity of all things, or nature's truth of equality.

Can't let go of difference, perhaps start by questioning measure itself. The best place to see the truth of equality is in nature, not in the science books of physics or in other words the uncertain measure of nature books. Look outside, study nature, and perhaps one day you as well as all will be equal and free. It's entirely up to you. Division, uncertainty, measure, or the nature's truth, the freedom of equality. Our forefathers were on the right path as well as all who seek equality.

Have an equal day,

MJA

[AntonioLao]

Equality was the goal of our founding fathers; to be simply equal with England from whence they came.

I agree that freedom and equality go hand in hand. And moreover if space-time are truly equal then all space-time points will repel from each other just like the expansion of the universe. Einstein at first theorized about a static universe later he was convinced by Hubble's discovery about expansion.