>IQ tests are not wrong, they just correlate with what we think is a good metric for intelligence, but then again that metric is purely defined by humans to be what we see in individuals that we have deemed as intelligent.
>Quantum physics is discrete in ultra low temperatures if there is enough decoherence between particles.
>Time has various definitions based on entropy and relativity, and they kind of cohere but as humans we dont actually understand what time is on a level above definitions used to solve problems.
>there is no reason why particle anti particle pairs can't be spontaneously created and annihilated.
>measurement in quantum mechanics has nothing to do with consciousness, it is merely stating that a quantum mechanical state can be inferred based off information internal to a system. Similar to how a chair observes a fart because its temperature has changed.
> Particles are just wave packets that are either localized and thus have a small position probability spread, or have a more well defined frequency/momentum probability distribution (the closer they become to standard sinusoidals). There isn't much of a difference between particles and waves.
t.Quantum Theorist tired of all these retard schizoposts by pop sci enthusiasts
>Quantum physics is discrete in ultra low temperatures if there is enough decoherence between particles.
>Time has various definitions based on entropy and relativity, and they kind of cohere but as humans we dont actually understand what time is on a level above definitions used to solve problems.
>there is no reason why particle anti particle pairs can't be spontaneously created and annihilated.
>measurement in quantum mechanics has nothing to do with consciousness, it is merely stating that a quantum mechanical state can be inferred based off information internal to a system. Similar to how a chair observes a fart because its temperature has changed.
> Particles are just wave packets that are either localized and thus have a small position probability spread, or have a more well defined frequency/momentum probability distribution (the closer they become to standard sinusoidals). There isn't much of a difference between particles and waves.
t.Quantum Theorist tired of all these retard schizoposts by pop sci enthusiasts
