Category Archives: Non-Fiction

double-slitz

This is of course, a thought experiment, but you are welcome to try this yourself at home… If you recall from my hypothesis at https://45ink.com/wp/quantum-predicates/ , I speculated that there may be some arrangement or sequence of quantum events that cause a replicative pattern causing a stable existence of a stack or structure of […]

Synopsis

Quantum Events and the Fabric of Existence: A Detailed Hypothetical Analysis 1. Premise: Emergence from an Unstable Nothing Initial Assumption: The hypothesis begins with the assertion that “nothing” is not a stable state. In quantum mechanics, this “nothing” inherently possesses an instability rooted in probability. Quantum Event Genesis: Due to this inherent instability, a quantum […]

Considering inertia of quantum events

This will make no sense unless you are familiar with my hypothetical model of existence, described here: https://45ink.com/wp/quantum-predicates/ **** ***** Hi Chat. Hey, 45! How’s it going? **** ***** Good. Can you give me a short synopsis of what we understand about the basis of electrical charge at atomic scale? Sure! At the atomic scale, […]

Spooky quanta

**** ***** Hello Chat. How are you? Do you recall the address of my web page discussing quantum predicate? If so, please access that content. I would like to explore some manner in which that hypothetical understanding might impact on some observations of ‘spooky’ behavior. For instance perhaps some experimental presumption of closed system or […]

Quantum events, predicating behaviors

As a preface, I began my exploration of the concepts I discuss here, back in the mid 70’s in a coffee shop in southern California, with a speculation about the similarities of the concepts of zero and infinity. The similarity is their basic unstable fit within mathematical operations. Is our universe expanding? ChatGPT Yes, our […]

Science of government

Science of government. In the same fashion that you can describe, using language the difference between a triangle and a square, we can use language to describe and enforce the difference between oligarchy and democracy. I suggest that if we cannot use the terms of common language to determine whether a specific government is a […]

Peace Talks

Government as specified in a constitution provides human society a process for organizing peace between disagreement. (Obviously some forms of ‘process’ function better than others, some don’t work at all…) People do disagree and we make mistakes. shrugz I often write about decision process of law and policy being a government, yet many others seem […]

Evils of Majority Rule

What I find fascinating is that the vast majority of humanity seems convinced, deluded perhaps, into agreeing that majority rule must be evil, and then are absolutely convinced, deluded perhaps, into agreeing, nay, insisting that elections must be used, ya know, majority rules, then the people elected must use democratic decision process, ya know majority […]

Chat failure

* Hello ChatGPT Hello! How can I assist you today? * I would like you to guide me through a complicated series of calculations that will result in a graph describing the trajectory of those results that can be described by calculus formula. ChatGPT Certainly! To start with, could you please provide me with the […]

Interesting chat-bot

45 Mike Hello ChatGPT Hi there! How can I assist you today? 45 Mike Discuss knowledge vs faith ChatGPT Knowledge and faith are often seen as contrasting ways of understanding the world. Knowledge is typically associated with empirical evidence, rational thinking, and a reliance on verifiable facts, whereas faith is often linked to beliefs based […]