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It is funny how advanced physics sounds to my layperson ears like something a stoned teenager might come up with. This reminds me somehow of the "one-electron
by krylon 10y ago
It is funny how advanced physics sounds to my layperson ears like something a stoned teenager might come up with.
This reminds me somehow of the "one-electron universe": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-electron_universe https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-electron_universe
(Just to be clear: I am not mocking physicists, it just seems the universe is really, really weird.)
- keldaris 10y agoOr, as I would put it, the universe at large is simply vastly richer than our limited intuitions, a natural consequence of the limited range of physical properties that supports human life. It would be really strange if the universe didn't seem weirder and weirder the further we stray from our immediate perceptions.
- JumpCrisscross 10y agoOur of curiosity, what is the argument against a one-electron universe (or positrons being electrons moving backward in time)?