Physics And Quantum Philosophy
The worlds of marble and wood left me feeling stranded halfway through a long tunnel. Trying to grasp the concepts of higher dimensions left me feeling more like a coy out of water than one still trapped in the pond. The concepts discussed in “Part 1: Entering the Fifth Dimension,” in Hyperspace, by Michio Kaku, left me with more questions than answers. The history and theories found in Introducing Quantum Theoy, by J. P. McEvoy and Oscar Zarate, did not help me find the light at the end of the tunnel either; instead, it was more of a review of AP chemistry concepts, still leaving me in that long dark tunnel of grasping to understand higher dimensions. Being a good student, I had to continue my quest for information; reading through chapter seven in Hyperspace, I found a great multitude of explanations. While I am not out of the tunnel yet, I feel the concepts expressed in chapters five, six, and sev en helped to pull me out of the traps that caught quantum and classical physicists till the 1950’s. But, I digress. I am going to try to use this paper to explore the ideas that have sparked interest in my own thoughts; concepts that may not have to do specifically with a unified theory of space-time and matter-energy, bu
The strongest proof for the truth of higher dimensions can be found in Non-Locality (the thought experiment I am referring to can be found on Page 168 of McEvoy). Paired electrons can have a spin of either up or down. Both cannot have the same spin, and when one is tested for its spin, it will atomically make the other electron have the other spin. Both electrons have the ability to have either spin, again existing in quantum probability, but until tested the spin is unknown. Testing the electron for its spin causes it to fall out of this quantum realm and have either an up or down spin. This phenomena occurs not only when the electrons are paired, but also when they are separated at vast distances. This ability to “receive a spin” at vast distances stirs up many issues. The information of the spin must therefore travel than faster than the speed of light. It also leads one to the implication that systems that are connected can never be separated. However, I feel this also leads to another inference. It might been seen that atomic particles are in fact higher dimensional forces that are being expressed in our dimension. The information between the two electrons may seem to travel faster than the speed of light, but that seems impossible. I would propose that electrons are really representations of higher dimensions in our world. Electrons, it seems, must be a higher dimension then light, which probably exists in the fifth dimension. If electrons fully exist in a higher dimension than light, they must be able to “communicate” at a greater rate in our dimension than light travels. The communication between these two electrons must occur in higher dimensions, where we cannot fully see or realize how this communication is possible, and one than experiences on earth is the effect of those higher-dimensional workings. However, the implications of the ability of electrons to act at such high speeds and such distances make an interesting defense of an interesting philosophical relationship. Hegel’s concept of the master-slave relationship seems to fit quite well with this idea. Because humans are really just a sea of atoms, and therefore a sea of electrons, humans must exchange electrons with other people they come into contact with. Hegel explains that for the master-slave dichotomy to occur, a fight to the death must ensue first. At this time, with the heightened energy level of the two fighting, electrons must be exchanged between the two. I would argue that the one who “receives” more electrons from the other has the ability to over power the one who gave up the electrons. In other words, by exchanging electrons, one becomes more dominant over the other, and this person, when making the other his slave has the ability to incorporate the others electrons into hi
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