What implications would a conclusive proof of full determinism have on modern theoretical physics?

For example: if full determinism is proven it does away with "superposition" as merely mathematical fiction to approximate reality, accounting for observer ignorance, as particle state is singular and is fully determined, etc.

What do you mean by “full determinism”?

Particles are never in an indeterminate state?

3 minutes ago, swansont said:

What do you mean by “full determinism”?

Particles are never in an indeterminate state?

Correct. What we perceive as "indeterminism" is observer ignorance due to information loss in our 3D. In reality, particle states are fully deterministic in higher dimensional space.

26 minutes ago, AThinker1 said:

What implications would a conclusive proof of full determinism have on modern theoretical physics?

The implications are that it would disprove Godel's Theorems.

Have you achieved that ?

5 minutes ago, studiot said:

The implications are that it would disprove Godel's Theorems.

Have you achieved that ?

Yes. Please see Theorem of Universal Determinism.

4 minutes ago, AThinker1 said:

Yes. Please see Theorem of Universal Determinism.

So let me see the steps in your disproof of Godel.

Otherwise it is just an unsupported claim.

5 minutes ago, studiot said:

The implications are that it would disprove Godel's Theorems.

Have you achieved that ?

Yes. Please see Theorem of Universal Determinism.

2 hours ago, studiot said:

So let me see the steps in your disproof of Godel.

Otherwise it is just an unsupported claim.

I have proven the Theorem of Universal Determinism. It stands on it's own.

If you prove 1+1=2, you don't need to read a 13 page "proof" how 1+1=9.

11 hours ago, AThinker1 said:

Yes. Please see Theorem of Universal Determinism.

You can’t use speculations to support a topic in a mainstream thread, or advertise your pet theory