Heidegger

In a message dated 4/24/2007 4:28:30 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
GEVANS613 at aol.com writes:

Critics of the Afshar experiment say that his experiment only demonstrates
that light can be either a particle or a wave but I think Afshar is correct in
saying that light is not a particle.

Jud;
If the photon had no corpuscular reality it would not exist. A wave is merely
the momentum
of what exists. If the particle did not exist then “light” could exceed its
fixed rate of momentum. But then it would no longer be “light” qua photon. It
is here we enter the area of “non-locality” and the instantentienty of two
events a billion light yeats apart. This possibility demolishes both Einsteinian
relativity as well as Bohr’s quantum mechanics and thereby enters physics into
a transcendent zone of reality. Physis qua Psyche I call this the
“trans-psychic.”
sincerely;
Bernard

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