From: Archimedes Plutonium on 13 Jun 2010 05:19 Archimedes Plutonium wrote: (all else snipped) > > In an Atom Totality theory, since it has superdeterminism, then the > subject of > history, whether a country or nation's history or the history of > science such as > the history of physics, all those histories are changed, because > superdeterminism > alters how we understand history. > Now let me spend some time, although not too much time on biology and the discovery of science theories by scientists in an Atom Totality run by superdeterminism. In the Big Bang theory, there is no superdeterminism but rather we have Darwin evolution theory, where it is thought that the best genetics and environment combine to produce a person who is best able to think up or experimentally come upon a science theory. Where the best fit science minds produce the best science theory. Let me not write too much about this because I consider this mostly as "people talk" whereas this book is about physics and astronomy where one is unlikely to want to talk about people. And one of the reasons that the Atomic theory borne some 2 milleniums ago in Ancient Greek times was so despised was that it seemed to make people and gods irrelevant and it made little unseen atoms as the most important things. But let me do some talking about people, scientists and how science theories are discovered in an Atom Totality where superdeterminism is the modus operandi or the driving action. Superdeterminism is where people are puppets manipulated by the Atom Totality Nucleus in order to satisfy the Bell Inequality of Quantum Mechanics. There is no free will and hence Darwin Evolution theory is no longer true but only a rule that is approximately true some of the time. So how does a Big Bang believer armed with Darwin Evolution theory envision a scientist making a discovery of a science theory such as the Big Bang theory? Well, to them they believe that a person becomes a scientist by having good genetics to think clear and logical and with a ease of mathematical abilities, coupled with an environment in which science skills and learning are fostered such as going to schools. And then landing in a science career and doing science as a job. And so the discovery of the Big Bang theory with its mathematics and with its Microwave radiation and with its Doppler redshift, such persons as Hubble or Einstein we see themselves as discoverers of these theories of the Big Bang as a result of their good genetics and good schooling and their avid interest in wanting a science discovery. Now let me say what the Atom Totality with superdeterminism would see a discovery of a theory such as the Atom Totality theory. Of course, I discovered it so I can say first hand of what it is like. In Superdeterminism, I actually did not discover any theory, nor did any other scientist discover any theory of science. In superdeterminism, a discoverer or a achiever of science is picked or chosen by the Atom Totality Nucleus. Picked and chosen at birth to make the discovery when the time comes, and in the meantime, given the training and path leading up to the discovery. In Big Bang/ Darwinism, probability of science success, of discovery, depends on whether there is a genetic favorability and whether the environment nurtured and fostered the path to the discovery. In Atom Totality/superdeterminism, genetics and environment are besides the point, for the only point is whether a person is chosen at birth to later in future years to make a theory of science, and the Nucleus of the Atom Totality leads that person all along the path to that discovery. So in the Big Bang/ Darwinism view of science achievement, these people are seen as geniuses of science as having superior genetics with a superior environment. In the Atom Totality/superdeterminism these people who make the discoveries are seen as "avatars" chosen at birth, and given just enough information in their windy path through life to end up making the science discovery they make. Now in a way, although I would not put too much emphasis on it, in a way, these two contrasts should be able to tell us if the Big Bang/Darwinism is true or whether the Atom Totality/Superdeterminism is true, by looking at the actual history of science events. If the Atom Totality/ Superdeterminism is true, then more often than not, the great discoveries in science should often come from those who never looked promising to amount to much in science. Who seemed to come out of the clear blue yonder and made a huge contribution. And the reverse is also true that we can have scientists whose genetics from past family of scientists and who had the finest schools and who end up backing a fake theory and can never seem to dismiss the fake theory but irrationally hold on to the fake. If the reader knows the history of physics or of biology or of mathematics, knows that many of the most famous discoveries were from so called "outsiders" and where the most promising newly minted scientists from the finest schools ended up as being cranks of fake theories. I am going to mention four names that are especially relevant to the Atom Totality theory and who follow the Superdeterminism path rather than the Darwinian path. (1) Dirac, (2) John Bell (3) DeBroglie (4) Faraday. Both Dirac and Bell were trained as engineers, and it is hard to see them ending up as pure theoretical physicists as per Darwinian Evolution. DeBroglie was an outsider to physics altogether and something seemed to pull him into physics. Faraday is an example of a complete outsider to science but was drawn to science by some force, and even when an insider to science, he was never able to use mathematics. So science discovery is not dependent on genetics, nor on environment, but only on whether one is chosen and picked for a mission by the Nucleus of the Atom Totality. In Big Bang/ Darwinism, the discoveries of great new science should be the people who make the highest test scores in science and math. In the Atom Totality/Superdeterminism, the discoveries of great new science is more often then not the outsiders who never fared all that well in schools or even studied the science in school, but are pulled to their fate, their destiny by the Nucleus of the Atom Totality. And once they are close to their important discoveries, it is the Nucleus of the Atom Totality that is guiding them all through their work. So actually, science theories are not discoveries, but echoes of the Atom Totality, using humans as avatars, as portals. This idea that is prevalent nowadays that scientists are geniuses and that the chemicals sloshing around in their brain to come up with the new theory, is really a grotesque idea of what really happens. If anyone were to keep the statistics from say around 1980 to 2010 of those that made the highest College scores in physics and biology and math and then see where they ended up in those sciences will be surprized to find out that they never measured up to promise, whereas those that come out of the blue yonder as never really promising, are the ones who do measure up. Archimedes Plutonium http://www.iw.net/~a_plutonium/ whole entire Universe is just one big atom where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies
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