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Does assuming some ultimate law ruling the universe what mainly drives research? Or, what if our so-called laws of nature, just like life, only emerged from th
by blaze33 8y ago
Does assuming some ultimate law ruling the universe what mainly drives research?
Or, what if our so-called laws of nature, just like life, only emerged from the initial big bang? Was there a natural selection of the fittest particles after the big bang?
- goldfeld 8y agoM-Theory posits that yes, the laws of nature and physics have evolved as the miltudimensional space evolved, they may not always have been the same as now.
- blaze33 8y agoThanks, didn't knew about M-theory, I'll look it up! Science taught me about how everything is made of particles while their interactions follow the laws of nature. Much later, reading Wittgenstein, I understood that the world is not so much about it's particles but more about how things interact together. Because if something never interact at all with anything, it may as well not exist at all. So the very existence of something always comes with its interactions to the world and whatever rules they happen to follow...