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However you look at it, this "special basis" we live in remains a mystery. One unorthodox way to address it is to speculate that our position/velocity in the Un
by resource0x 4y ago
However you look at it, this "special basis" we live in remains a mystery. One unorthodox way to address it is to speculate that our position/velocity in the Universe is special. It might be that by moving at a speed close to the speed of light, the astronaut could observe the glorphs, but he will turn into a glorph himself and cease to exist as a human before he can observe anything. I know, it sounds crazy and contradicts the principle of equivalence. But, as Matthew Cook pointed out, the principle of equivalence of all bases is broken is QM anyway. Please think about it. :-)