Re:Not even wrong: Why does nobody like pilot-wave theory? [...
by jamesrcole on Tuesday August 08, 2017 @12:32AM
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Note that you're assuming that a nanosecond is a tiny amount of time. It's tiny relative to what we're used to, but as far as what "implements the universe" goes, a nanosecond could be enough time for a huge amount of occurrences to happen within. We don't know.
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Re:Not even wrong: Why does nobody like pilot-wave theory? [...
by hasenj on Tuesday August 08, 2017 @12:44AM
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I did not assume nor imply it's tiny in any "absolute" sense.
Re:Not even wrong: Why does nobody like pilot-wave theory? [...
by jamesrcole on Tuesday August 08, 2017 @12:51AM
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Then why is "every second" a "huge claim" and "every nanosecond" "even a bigger claim"?