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Originally Posted by Michael Noonan
Quantum science ‘assumes’ no time for particles because it makes a mess of the mathematics.
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Sorry, that's just plain wrong.
Time is just as fundamental to quantum theories as to relativity, and some quantum effects (eg. neutron decay) can be used to demonstrate the time dilation effects from relativity (fast moving neutrons decay slower in a way that is consistent with GR).
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Originally Posted by Michael Noonan
So even though a proton is very small it is still matter and not a particle.
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Looks like you're using a non-standard definition of the word
particle, by the standard definition it
is a particle.
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There is something FUNDAMENTALLY WRONG with the scientific communities understanding of matter.
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There is something FUNDAMENTALLY WRONG with your understanding of matter and particles and quantum physics and....
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