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derek w

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  1. At the LHC they break down atoms(star stuff) and produce quark/gluon plasma. Are we made of signals propagating across a 4 dimensional carrier?
  2. In the macroscopic world we are made of hydrogen carbon oxygen etc. But in the microscopic world of sub atomic particles,matter and anti-matter can annihilate,producing electro-magnetic radiation.According to big bang theory we only exist because there was an excess of matter over anti-matter.If there had been an equal amount of matter and anti-matter the universe would not exist. So what are we made of,(something that can both exist or not exist)?
  3. Emergence is the way complex systems and patterns arise out of a multiplicity of relatively simple interactions. My vote goes with this idea. I think the wave/particle duality arises because of some undiscovered more fundamental interactions.
  4. In the standard model,there are 4 forces gravity,weak,strong and electromagnetic.An oscillator requires a driving force,but there is no mention of such a force. My question is which force is driving the oscillations of a wave function,is it the weak force.
  5. Sorry I not being clear.I was thinking of Pl^3 as a volume of stuff,unknown stuff. so my Pl^3 volume of unknown stuff travelling at the speed of light = kinetic energy. If my volume of unknown stuff is spinning,and each spin produces h amount of energy. then I can say E=f x h. My question would be is the plank length anything to do with the energy of a photon?
  6. do not know if my understanding is correct?If Pl=plank length. Then pl^3 x c=smallest amount of energy possible?

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