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Thank You Yanniru

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Posted by Alan on October 4, 2003 06:04:31 UTC

Thank you Yanniru.

On re-reading my material I actually am struggling to figure out how it supposedly "solved QED".

However there remains the question of whether the reasoning in QED is circular. Probability is circular? Example: "One chance in 6 of getting a 6 when tossing a dice": is another way of saying "define a dice as 1 in 6"?

Strictly, what given that everything is different (to exist is to be different, so the "next" toss of the dice involves .... a new dice say): perhaps here we see why self-referential exchanges in definition might be useful to project the constancy that we assume physics plays against?

The idea of "precession" ; and of two precessions mutually defining, seems involved in QED.

Regards,

Alan

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