dsgrue3 on 04 January 2013
| SxyxS said: "I know that I don't know" socrates As I'm not socrates I'm pretty satisfied to know as much as he did. btw. who cares about how hot the sun is inside and what would change if we find out that the temp. is just 1mio calvin and not 2.7mio? Einsteins theory fails to explain the gravity balance of 2 objects and tests have shown that several effects are faster than the speed of light or the "ehrenfest paradox " had proven without doubt in 1909 that einsteins relativity is wrong but his theory seems to work well in other fields.wheres the problem? according to heissenberg you can't observe subatomic experiments without changing the original result,because the observing is changing the result of the experiment. before we start to care about our knowledge we first should find out why most of us even don't know who the most intelligent guy on this planet was(nikola tesla,thank you for electricity,radio,robotics RC) |
Heisenberg states that observation causes the partial wave-form collapse, which is the result. Prior to observation a result is not known - stating that it changed is not true at all, a deterministic outcome was not yet formed.
As to the errenfest paradox, Hrvoje Nikolic points out that the paradox disappears when (in accordance with general theory of relativity) each piece of the rotating disk is treated separately, as living in his own local non-inertial frame.
I will agree about Telsa.
