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originally posted by: SigmaXSquared
Ok but the laws of physics are abstract language
behavior is not numbers or words, writing numbers doent affect behavior of elements and chemistry as our constitution does
Because they were made perfect to begin with, no need to change them.
There are no amendment in physics
comparing apples with rocks and claiming the rock is edible 🤔 I guess the answer here is plant your fruit crop and not pray for minerals to be food because physics just don't work like that lol
originally posted by: Phantom423
originally posted by: cooperton
originally posted by: Phantom423
By nature, laws of Physics are stated facts which have been deduced and derived based on empirical observations. Simply put, the world around us works in a certain way, and physical laws are a way of classifying that “working.”
Physical laws are just conclusions drawn based on years (or however long it takes) of scientific observations and experiments which are repeated over and over under different conditions to reach inferences which can be accepted worldwide. These are continuously validated by the scientific community over time.
Observation, empirical evidence, conclusions. No magic wand required.
I have no idea what your point is here, are you saying our empirical assertions about physics are more fundamental than the actual physics themselves? That's nonsense.
And no, it's not a magic wand, it's intelligent design bro lol. physics do not perpetuate unintelligently, that is for sure!
Another ignorant post.
Empirical Evidence - when you've got some for your supernatural creature, be sure to let us know.
Empirical evidence is information acquired by observation or experimentation. Scientists record and analyze this data. The process is a central part of the scientific method, leading to the proving or disproving of a hypothesis and our better understanding of the world as a result.
The scientific method - something you know nothing about because the rules don't apply to you.
I always need my inhaler after responding to your nonsense. At least I don't need a magic wand.
originally posted by: cooperton
originally posted by: SigmaXSquared
Ok but the laws of physics are abstract language
I would say they're objective rather than abstract, they have definitive consistency. Sure some aspects in quantum physics get abstract, but even that stuff appears objectively abstract
behavior is not numbers or words, writing numbers doent affect behavior of elements and chemistry as our constitution does
Correct, but they do show us that the cosmos acts according to logical perpetuity.
Because they were made perfect to begin with, no need to change them.
There are no amendment in physics
comparing apples with rocks and claiming the rock is edible 🤔 I guess the answer here is plant your fruit crop and not pray for minerals to be food because physics just don't work like that lol
civil laws uphold government bodies
physical laws uphold biological and cosmological bodies
It is called 'law' for a reason, it is because it is a rule defining correct procedure. In terms of physics, it is for molecules, waves, etc, and for civics it is for people
originally posted by: SigmaXSquared
Rules are written, function is not
function is illiterate and asleep, pure reflex with or without guidence
Rules are debated, frequently betrayed and demanding guidance to succeed
Pick another example of intelligence because humans are terribly self defeating and by extension so is your model
originally posted by: GoShredAK
a reply to: neoholographic
Do you guys just put the word "quantum" in front of everything??
Just kidding lol......ant man.
Interesting read, I'm glad I don't need all that to believe in God though.
I think people are something like qubits or electronic signals within the neural network of God's mind which is the universe.
originally posted by: neoholographic
So there's a clear purpose for the design of the universe. It's to process, store, transfer and manipulate quantum information which allows us to build quantum and classical computers because we have the breath of life from God which gives us understanding of these things.
So when you look at the universe, you see order. It amazes me how non-believers will try to argue that there's no order in the Cosmos. You see planets, solar systems, galaxies and more. You see fined tuned constants of nature like the Cosmological Constant and the dimensionless fine structure constant. How can you look at a sunset, clouds, trees, oceans or a mountain side and not see the order produced by laws?
The James Webb Space Telescope has discovered giant far-off galaxies that shouldn't exist at all. These galaxies are as big as the Milky Way galaxy and are home to mature red stars, deep field images clicked by JWST have showed.
Based on the analysis of light emitted by these galaxies, astronomers have decided that what they're viewing is from the infancy stages of the universe - only 500,000 to 700,000 years after the Big Bang.
But these galaxies found in the image are surprisingly big and the stars found in these galaxies are too old. These observations don't match our understanding of the early universe, also contradicting what the Hubble Space Telescope has found so far.
originally posted by: neoholographic
a reply to: Degradation33
What???
I've debated on Stack Exchange, Quora and Physics Forum and they can't refute what I'm saying in many cases because even though some of them are atheist and agnostic, they're scientist who say "I don't know." They have to admit that they don't know or that nature has no answer vs. atheist on boards like ATS who act like science has all of the answers and acts like science supports atheism.
I have had many good debates on thos forums but again, when you try to reduce things to materialism, you get stuck in atheism of the gaps. For instance, I have been asking biologist and geneticist for years how did nature encode sequence with information and they're still stuck in a primordial mess.
I ask them to explain how information about the Amino Acid Valine got encoded onto 4 codon sequences.
They can't get past Valine. Again, it all comes back to information. Science tells us the universe isn't locally real. This destroys materialism because things that happen locally are cause by non-local information encoded in quantum error correcting codes.
The Universe Is Not Locally Real, and the Physics Nobel Prize Winners Proved It
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How Space and Time Could Be a Quantum Error-Correcting Code
The same codes needed to thwart errors in quantum computers may also give the fabric of space-time its intrinsic robustness.
www.quantamagazine.org...
You have these fully formed galaxies forming 600 million years after the big bang when scientist thought galaxy formation took billions of years.
As early as 600 million years after the Big Bang, these very young galaxies flaunted complex structures and clusters of star formation, a new study reports.
www.space.com...
“I expected many different smaller objects.” A simulation shows the formation and evolution of a Milky Way–like galaxy over about 10 billion years. Many smaller dwarf galaxies accrete onto the main galaxy, often becoming a part of it.
link
But James Webb found galaxies larger than the Milky Way.
James Webb Space Telescope Finds Galaxies That Shouldn't Exist At All!
The James Webb Space Telescope has discovered giant far-off galaxies that shouldn't exist at all. These galaxies are as big as the Milky Way galaxy and are home to mature red stars, deep field images clicked by JWST have showed.
Based on the analysis of light emitted by these galaxies, astronomers have decided that what they're viewing is from the infancy stages of the universe - only 500,000 to 700,000 years after the Big Bang.
But these galaxies found in the image are surprisingly big and the stars found in these galaxies are too old. These observations don't match our understanding of the early universe, also contradicting what the Hubble Space Telescope has found so far.
www.indiatimes.com...
Again, it all comes back to information. I submit galaxies form based on precise information within the laws of physics instituted by Intelligence rather than the blind shuffling of the deck hoping you get into one of it's lowest entropy states like I mentioned in the OP.
The fine-structure constant is a seemingly random number with no units or dimensions, which has cropped up in so many places in physics, and seems to control one of the most fundamental interactions in the universe.
Its name is the fine-structure constant, and it's a measure of the strength of the interaction between charged particles and the electromagnetic force. The current estimate of the fine-structure constant is 0.007 297 352 5693, with an uncertainty of 11 on the last two digits. The number is easier to remember by its inverse, approximately 1/137.
If it had any other value, life as we know it would be impossible. And yet we have no idea where it comes from.
There are no dimensions or unit system that the value of the number depends on. The other constants in physics aren't like this. The actual value of the speed of light, for example, doesn't really matter, because that number depends on other numbers. Your choice of units (meters per second, miles per hour or leagues per fortnight?) and the definitions of those units (exactly how long is a "meter" going to be?) matter; if you change any of those, the value of the constant changes along with it.
But that's not true for the fine-structure constant. You can have whatever unit system you want and whatever method of organizing the universe as you wish, and that number will be precisely the same.
Today, we have no explanation for the origins of this constant. Indeed, we have no theoretical explanation for its existence at all. We simply measure it in experiments and then plug the measured value into our equations to make other predictions.
Arnold Sommerfeld. He found that to develop the physics to explain the splitting of spectral lines, he had to introduce a new constant into his equations — a fine-structure constant.