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Abbe's diffraction limit is also the limit to Spacetime (Relativity)

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Reply Sat 1 Jun, 2019 06:26 pm
Anything smaller doesn't have to adhere to the laws of relativity. It's waves until it is observed.

Observation seems to be a property of Spacetime. Or they are one and the same, can't tell yet.
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Reply Tue 4 Jun, 2019 07:45 am
@pittsburghjoe,
No such thing as space, time or relativity.
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