[MD] FW: Quantum weirdness
Laycock, Jos (OSPT)
Jos.Laycock at OFFSOL.GSI.GOV.UK
Wed Mar 28 03:17:29 PDT 2007
Hi Ron
No real idea, but a few thoughts:
A while ago I started to waver on the whole MOQ business and couldn't get the idea out of my head that you could just replace "qualities" with "any one of a range of subjectively desirable attributes". I suspected that this quality was just an umbrella term, and had no meaning as a comodity in it-self. I rejected(/ignored) this approach (although without any great conviction) and "energy" can be viewed in a similar way.
Sound, Heat, Light, Electricity, Movement, Magnetism, Potential etc etc, there are an endless range of expressions of energy, but they are all contained within this one umbrella term. Question is, does the term have any meaning as a comodity in its own right or is it just a convenient grouping label for a set of diverse phenomena?
My approach is to go back to energy/entropy equations, and reverse engineer in sematic terms.
If you lump everything except DeltaG (free energy change) on the RHS(and assume its value to be -ve) the LHS (fleshed out a bit) says:
"any one of a range of emited phenomena observable following a reaction that is spontaneous under a given set of conditions"
3 choices seem available in the MOQ framework:
Either energy is directly approximate to DQ
Each form of energy is a distinct static pattern.
A mucky mixture
I like 3 best, and I reakon it comes back to quantum effects, where DQ is unobserved energy (wave form), and observable SQEnergies are the simplest forms of inorganic static patterns. DQ is there all along but when you look, the experience creates "sound", "light" etc. Neatly answers silly debates about trees falling in lonely forrests too.
What are your thoughts?
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> Jos,
> This has all got me to enquire about energy, what is energy? Period.
> It's like asking
> In scientific terms what is quality. Does quality = energy? Can it be
> described in
> Terms of static and dynamic? Quite possibly. Does the
> interaction itself
> between differing
> forms of energy become an energy force of it's own? And can only be
> percieved by that
> Interaction? Any ideas?
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