Author: John W EdserJohn W Edser Date: Jul 13, 2008 23:02
Virgil gmale.com> wrote:-
>> JE:-
>> Quantum events cannot be perceived when only using the senses we were
>> born with.
>
> The effects of quantum events can be perceived, or we would never have
> discovered quantum events.
JE:-
Virgil,
As I carefully explained, our inherited natural senses, i.e. what we can
sense without the aid of a machine, cannot perceive quantum events
simply because they are too small/fast. You absolutely require a machine
just to be able to perceive them. This mechanized form of perception
does require a theory of science so only in this sense can quantum
events become a falsifiable as a theory. Only perceptions, mechanized
or not, do NOT constitute the process of scientific explanation.
Regards,
John Edser
Independent Researcher
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