The Universe: two scenarios. /by Israel Socratus/
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Scenario number one: Big Bang.
At t=0 moment of BB:
a) the temperature was infinite (go to infinite)
b) the density was infinite. (go to infinite)
c) the volume was zero (go to zero)
d) BB reached a boundary to spacetime itself.
e) here the laws of physics break down.
f) today BB is prestige cosmological scenario.
Scenario number two: Zero Vacuum.
a) the temperature is T=0K (the boundary of heat)
b) the density is infinite (we cannot reach T=0K and its density).
c) the volume is infinite but the volume of its quantum particles
are zero (according to Jacques Charles’ law
(and the consequence of the third law of thermodynamics )
d) zero vacuum is the boundary to gravity-space and gravity-time.
e) here the laws of physics (Ideal gas, QED, SRT, . . etc.) are worked.(!)
f) today scientific community obeys taboo:
no explanation beyond zero vacuum point. . . . . . .
. . . ‘ It is true . . . there is such a thing as absolute zero; we cannot
reach temperatures below absolute zero not because we are not
sufficiently clever but because temperatures below absolute zero
simple have no meaning.’
Book : ‘Dreams of a final theory’ , Page 138.
by Steven Weinberg. The Nobel Prize in Physics 1979 /
Question: Does zero vacuum really have no meaning?
My opinion.
The T=0K is boundary between two (2) worlds: Material and Vacuum.
Beyond/below T=0K is Kingdom of negative virtual antiparticles: -E=Mc^2.
The symmetrical continuum of T=0K ( in its local places) can be broken by
antiparticles through entropy, HUP, quantum fluctuation, quantum tunneling,
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Best wishes.
Israel Sadovnik.
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Scenario number three.
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Information / consciousness (like light quanta, electrons, atoms . . . . )
is a part of the Universe.
Book: “Why does the world exist?“. By Jim Holt.
“In the other words, maybe all of reality – subjective and
objective – is made out of the same basic stuff. That is pleasingly
simple hypothesis. But isn’t it a bit crazy? Well, it didn’t strike
Bertrand Russell that way. In fact, it was essentially the conclusion
Russell reached in “The Analysis of Matter”. Nor did it strike
the great physicist Sir Arthur Eddington as craze. In “The Nature
of the Physical World" (1928), Eddington ringingly declared that
“the stuff of the world is mind-stuff." . . . . . “Craze or not, the idea
that the fundamental stuff of reality is mind-stuff has one very odd
implication. If it is true, then consciousness must pervade all of
physical nature. Subjective experience would not be confined to the
brains like us; it would be present in every bit of matter: in big things
like galaxies and black holes, in the little things like quarks and
neutrinos, and in medium-sized like flowers and rocks."
/page 193/
“The doctrine that consciousness pervades reality is called
“panpsychism". . . . . . . It seems to harken back to primitive
superstitions like animism - the belief that trees and brooks harbor
spirits. . . . . . Now, . . . … . But the electrons, protons and neutrons
making up our brains are no different from those making up the rest
of the world. So the entire universe must consist of little bits of
consciousness. . . . … Consciousness didn’t mysteriously “emerge"
in the universe when certain particles of matter changed to come into
right arrangement; rather, it’s been around from the very beginning,
because those particles themselves are bits of consciousness. “
/page 194/
“ . . . . . Combination Problem: how can many little bits of mind-stuff
combine to form a bigger mind?" . . . . . “How can many consciousness
be at the same time one consciousness?" . . . . . .
What sense does it make, they say, to conjecture that things like electrons
and protons are inwardly mental if you have to clue as to how their
micro- mentality gets unified into full- blown human consciousness?
But there are a few intrepid thinkers who claim they do have clue.
And it is supplied, perhaps surprisingly, by quantum theory. One of the
striking novelties of quantum theory is the notion of entanglement." . . .
. . . Thus does quantum entanglement offer at least a hint of a solution
to the Combination Problem."
/ page 195/
Roger Penrose himself has invoked such quantum principles to explain
how the physical activities in our brains generate consciousness. In
“Shadows of the Mind" he wrote that “the unity of a single mind can
arise . . . . only if there is some form of quantum coherence extending
across an appreciable part of the brain." And he has since gone further,
endorsing the panpsychist notion that the atomic constituents of the brain,
along with the rest of physical universe, are structured out of mind-stuff.
“I think that something of this nature is indeed necessary,"
Penrose announced in a public lecture when the issue came up." . . . . .
“ So does reality ultimately consist of mina - stuff? Is it no more
(or no less) than an enormous, infinitely convoluted thought, or even dream?
/ page 196 /
Book: “Why does the world exist?". By Jim Holt.
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If you simply look at consciousness as a kind of behavior that is emitted by certain living creatures, then the concept of “panpsychism” seems to me to fall apart. e.g. Things that are alive and things that aren’t, are not the same. It does not follow that simply because there are creatures that can think and behave in other ways, that pebbles and rocks, and other inanimate things must ALSO be able to think and behave.
It is a leap of illogic. Saying “consciousness exists and is ultimately composed of configurations of protons and electrons, therefore consciousness exists in everything which is composed of protons and electrons.” is as logical as saying “leggos exist and are composed of protons and electrons, therefore everything composed of protons and electrons is leggo-based.”
If you simply look at consciousness as a kind of behavior that is emitted by certain living creatures,
then the concept of "panpsychism" seems to me to fall apart. e.g. Things that are alive and things
that aren't, are not the same. It does not follow that simply because there are creatures that can
think and behave in other ways, that pebbles and rocks, and other inanimate things must ALSO
be able to think and behave.
It is a leap of illogic.
Agree.
Saying "consciousness exists and is ultimately composed of configurations of protons and electrons
, therefore consciousness exists in everything which is composed of protons and electrons."
is as logical as saying "leggos exist and are composed of protons and electrons,
therefore everything composed of protons and electrons is leggo-based."
Electron.
Nobody knows why electron has six ( 6 ) formulas :
a) Planck and Einstein found the energy of electron: E=h*f
b) Sommerfeld found the formula of electron : e^2=ah*c
c) Dirac found two more formulas of electron’s energy:
+E=Mc^2 and -E=Mc^2
d) According to QED in interaction with vacuum electron’s
energy is infinite: E= ∞
e) Electron tied with atom by the energy: E=-me^4/2h*^2= -13,6eV
Nobody knows what electron is.
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Electron.
Nobody knows why electron has six ( 6 ) formulas :
a) Planck and Einstein found the energy of electron: E=h*f
b) Sommerfeld found the formula of electron : e^2=ah*c
c) Dirac found two more formulas of electron’s energy:
+E=Mc^2 and -E=Mc^2
d) According to QED in interaction with vacuum electron’s
energy is infinite: E= ∞
e) Electron tied with atom by the energy: E=-me^4/2h*^2= -13,6eV
Nobody knows what electron is.
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Okay. So what are you suggesting by making that assertion?
Electron.
Nobody knows why electron has six ( 6 ) formulas :
a) Planck and Einstein found the energy of electron: E=h*f
b) Sommerfeld found the formula of electron : e^2=ah*c
c) Dirac found two more formulas of electron’s energy:
+E=Mc^2 and -E=Mc^2
d) According to QED in interaction with vacuum electron’s
energy is infinite: E= ∞
e) Electron tied with atom by the energy: E=-me^4/2h*^2= -13,6eV
Nobody knows what electron is.
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Okay. So what are you suggesting by making that assertion?
Physics is about behavior of matter.
Quantum physics is about behavior of quantum particles.
It is not Physics that gives behaviour to matter; instead
it is behaviour of matter that gives Physics theme of thinking.
Electron.
“We know electron by what it does, not by what it is."
Electron has six (6) formulas it means that this electron can be in
six different states and electron can come from one state to another.
To come from one state to another one must be some mechanism
of changes. What is mechanism of its changes? Nobody gives answer.
Scientists must give answer.
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"One thing I have learned in a long life:
that all our science, measured against reality, is primitive
and childlike - and yet it is the most precious thing we have."
/Einstein./
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Electron.
Nobody knows why electron has six ( 6 ) formulas :
a) Planck and Einstein found the energy of electron: E=h*f
b) Sommerfeld found the formula of electron : e^2=ah*c
c) Dirac found two more formulas of electron’s energy:
+E=Mc^2 and -E=Mc^2
d) According to QED in interaction with vacuum electron’s
energy is infinite: E= ∞
e) Electron tied with atom by the energy: E=-me^4/2h*^2= -13,6eV
Nobody knows what electron is.
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Okay. So what are you suggesting by making that assertion?
... “We know electron by what it does, not by what it is."
Electron has six (6) formulas it means that this electron can be in
six different states and electron can come from one state to another.
To come from one state to another one must be some mechanism
of changes. What is mechanism of its changes? Nobody gives answer.
Scientists must give answer.
Given time, I expect they will get around to an explanation. But good on you for raising the question.