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Fri 6 Aug, 2021 09:31 am
Planck's constants all have a minimum dimension - it does NOT go to infinity. In this case, it appears that the universe does not like infinities because of Planck's. Infinity is a great concept for math, and it works, but not for reality.
@Deleath1952,
Deleath1952 wrote:
Planck's constants all have a minimum dimension - it does NOT go to infinity. In this case, it appears that the universe does not like infinities because of Planck's. Infinity is a great concept for math, and it works, but not for reality.
Question. Not being a wise-guy here...serious question.
If a thing "works"..."but not for reality"...
...how does that differ from "it doesn't work?"
It's not a "thing" - it's a mathematical "concept".
@Deleath1952,
Deleath1952 wrote:
It's not a "thing" - it's a mathematical "concept".
Okay.
So...ummm...if a "mathematical concept" "works"..."but not for reality"...
...how does that differ from "it doesn't work?"
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