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Originally posted by: sanctus
Yes, there is even and odd in nature
a quanton is a boson if he is constituted of a even number of fermions and it stays a fermion if there is an odd number of fermions (I have to say I just read that, it's not that I know much about).
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Originally posted by: Tormod
I am not sure if the numbers themselves are to blame for this. I think "numbers" are a human invention,...
Another thing is the type of strange phenomena like the fibonacci sequence which can be found all over the place - in sunflowers. how branches are located on a tree, the ratio of the sprial arms of a galaxy. Yet the fibonacci sequence is simply a series of number...
If we hadn't invented numbers we would probably never see this sort of thing. But does that mean that mathematics is the foundation of our universe?
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Perhaps it does. It
SEEMS that nature sets things up in "countable" groups. Even wave/ particle collapse seems oriented towards individual elements, not some continous stream. Matter seems to have a finite smallest size. there seems to be a discrete number of electrons/ protons/ ... in an atom and specific measurable quantities of atoms in different molecules, ...
Or do all these things exist like this because we expect them to? Does the wave collapse into a singular particle because that is what we are measuring for?
Do numbers exist because we want them to? Or did we discover numbers because nature is broken into discrete units?
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Thanks for helping to get god pounded into my head
Another succesful faith based initiative. Just like 9/11
