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Re:If gravity isn't a force, then why does it "need" a boson? by arter on Thursday March 21, 2024 @05:34AM (#39776462)
Could you elaborate or share some articles on why QFT is a counterexample to western reductionism ? In laymans terms that is.
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Re:If gravity isn't a force, then why does it "need" a boson? by nyrikki on Thursday March 21, 2024 @08:22AM (#39777612)
The oversimplified version is Laplac's deamon can't split quantum superposition.

Superposition being inseparable is a large part on why the many words concept is popular with some people. It is about regaining a form of determinism.

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