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If I remember correctly, Feynman quickly suggested to Wheeler that this is probably wrong, as it would imply that there are as many positrons as electrons. At l
by hypersoar 16y ago
If I remember correctly, Feynman quickly suggested to Wheeler that this is probably wrong, as it would imply that there are as many positrons as electrons. At least in our little piece of the universe, this is definitely not the case.
- Zaak 16y agoIf the universe has toroidal topology, then the Big Bang is connected to the Big Crunch, and the number of positrons doesn't have to equal the number of electrons. Of course, dark energy makes that all impossible.
- Qz 16y agoMaybe we haven't seen the positrons yet because they're still traveling back in time from the future!
- newt 16y agoShowing that this makes no sense is left as an exercise to the reader.