@Fil Albuquerque,
Fil. Albuquerque;142354 wrote:
Agreed... re-read my above final added paragraph on properties...
1) just a detail in what you said above on what I think...derived law?s are not true proper laws...they are useful in a theory, but ultimately false...
2)...collections of law?s end up in a algorithm of maximum energy (a path of energy appliance) displayed in time/space...so there is only ONE true Meta Law...that equals the total amount of energy paths in all Universes...and they must be linked somehow somewhere in time...
1) Derive laws are great. They give us the prise of applies, but they are not the kind of things i concern myself with when thinking about the fundamental reality.
2) Just to give you a case. I am sure you know Neother theorm right? Well, a physics system has some quantities( ie: energy) conserved if the system is time symmetric. Suppose now, you have two worlds governed by different laws, and they do not share any differentiable space-time manifold. Could the two worlds be called a single physical system? If not, could there be a conserced quantities as energy by Neother ` s theorm? I think not. If there is not energy, then there is not lagrangian, or hamiltonian, so you would not be able to formulate a action principle for the world worlds. If not, then is there really a law? I think not.
Note:
I know things are getting technical, but this is not a simple subject matter. You have to know some physics, computer science, math, and specialize knowledge of philosophy. This is always a problem for me here. Once, again, i am sorry for making it too complicated.
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Fil. Albuquerque;142363 wrote:I am one of them...nothing is invented if considered necessary...
Not exactly. A theory could be though of as a predictive device. It could simply be the way it is. A theory about monsters, and dragons might not be true, but dragons, and monsters seems to be necessary with respect to the theory.