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  1. Lakshya

    Mwi

    So, can u tell me what is smaller infinite and what is larger infinite? LOL. U have created these ones also. Don't mind at the way of my talking but u r saying absolute nonsense. Look, the creaton takes some time. And infinite creation is possible in infinite time not in finite time.
  2. Lakshya

    Mwi

    Ooooooooooooh so you say that infinite universes can be created in a finite time? I say, to you the universes that will be created will be finite but still uncountable as the no. will be so huge.
  3. Lakshya

    Mwi

    Read it carefully. In a finite time only finite universes can be created.
  4. Lakshya

    Mwi

    No, I am not saying about this. I am talking about the Many Worlds Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics and which by your answer doesn't look that you know MWI. Please don't mind, but your answer was related to Relativity and the thread is posted under Quantum Physics. Excuse me, if you find my answer harsh. Sorry.
  5. Lakshya

    Mwi

    Can anybody please answer 3 questions realted to MWI: i)Suppose I measure anything, then I will also be divided into two different universes according to the no. of probable things. But I don't feel any change. I think everything is going continous. But if it really divides where does 'I' go. I don't feel any change. What thing my mind thinks? Where does that previous 'I' go? ii)Suppose there's a match between India and Pakistan going on. There will be many events in the match and hence too many universes will be created. But the result will be either India wins or Pakistan wins. So, different results will happen in different (too many) universes. So, I think all the universes will combine in 2 universes according to the result. Can this happen? iii)Suppose an electron is in a superposition of 2 states adn the probability is 0.8 for A and 0.6 for B. Then according to MWI both the things will happen in 2 different universes. Then what's teh matter of probability here if both the things happen?
  6. Look acc. to the above mentioned proofs everything should vanish. But in a stable atom there r still electrons and nucleons which don't becoem stable. So, we have to make them stable at any cost. I can think of 2 options from here. One, stop time or another reach 0 K. WE can't practically achieve these things. Bcoz the thing on which we r trying to achieve these things has soem resistence. It doesn't want to vanish as acc. to the above proof in that post. So maintain in the universe the resist and so we can't reach teh extremes. Third thing now came in my mnind is to reach c.
  7. Look, suppose we are trying to know the mass of photon at rest. We don't know it's rest mass. So we put it in a thought experiment at rest and then examine the situation. And in my explanation, when we put it at rest, then we receive it's mass=0 and it can't be at rest what you gus are saying.
  8. U don't understand. We are taking the 'out of universe' view. Suppose we are God, then we can stop the photon to analyze it.
  9. You know that I am talking the photon to be at rest and at rest it's E is 0 and when it's moving then it's not. What's your question then?
  10. u all should see that you are contradicting thge first part of my theory with the second part of the theory. Look carefully at it and try to imagine the whole scene first.
  11. Look insane alien, I am doing a thought experiment to find the rest mass of photon = 0 and that's why I had to take it at rest. Yeah you are right but I have given proof of the statement you just said. Otherwise, you had to use common sense to find the answer and I have just presented you a proof. Didn't you read that we should be outside the universe to watch this event happen? It's just a thought experiment, my friend. I haven't said a single thing about 0 K. I haven't said a single thing about 0 K.
  12. Hey guys, today I found a great thought experiment to prove that time can't exist without mass and motion. It can be found by proving photon's rest mass = 0. I don't know the actual derivation. So, I have made my own derivation (this is the one I made to prove photon's m = 0 to my friend). Let's start: E=mc^2 (Rest energy equation) E/c^2=m=0 (To prove) We know that c^2 is a constant so if we want to prove m=0, we will have to prove E=0. Let's take another formula: E=hv So, we can prove it by this equation. As we are taking the photon to be at rest, there is no frequency at rest. It will have no frequency. So, we will get E=h*0=0. Putting it in the previous equation, we get m=0. That's how I proved it. But today I thought that in this way everything at rest will vanish from the universe. Okay let's take this experiment. Suppose we stop every matter in the universe. Then everything will vanish according to the above proof. So, anybody outside the universe will never be able to sense that there's a thing like time. And this state of stopping everything can be achieved by stopping time. Everything will come to rest and will vanish from the universe. Hence, we can derive that mass and motion can only exist when time exists or conversely time only exists when mass and motion exist. If time exists and mass and motion don't exist, then we can never feel time. We get that feeling when anything comes into motion. So, both are true. Thouhts please.
  13. Please explain yourtself as I am unable to understand you.
  14. You can think of it as that something is accelerating it upward by an acceleration of 9.8 m/s. Then it would stay at its position as the no effects of gravity are felt. How can you say that it is not smooth and differentiable everywhere? It is.
  15. How is it a non-physical situation. If this is a non-physical situation then SRT which uses Minkowski space is also a non-physical theory.
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