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Im my murky conception of reality, the existence of Planck limits indicates that reality is discrete, and that therefore quantum uncertainty must exist. For ex
by euroderf 2y ago
Im my murky conception of reality, the existence of Planck limits indicates that reality is discrete, and that therefore quantum uncertainty must exist.
For example, I pound the picnic table. Presumably this is somehow transmitted thru the entirety of the Earth, or at least thru a tiny portion of it. But is there a cutoff ? Where is the cutoff ? Where is the effect simply too small to "register" in any conception of reality ?