The provided text offers a unique theoretical framework attempting to reconcile quantum mechanics and theology, conceptualizing the universe as the result of a fundamental conflict between a "Creator-teacher" and a "best student" over the unsolvable problem of particle spin—the Principle of Superposition. The physicist-author proposes a model of nature featuring two simultaneous objective realities: a quantum, coherent world (Paradise) where interaction is instantaneous, and a classical, non-coherent world (Earth) governed by traditional physics, time, and coordinates. This framework is used to address apparent contradictions in quantum mechanics, such as the nature of time and the interactions between particles like electrons and protons. Specifically, the text develops mathematical models demonstrating how the exchange of energy between seemingly incoherent particles actually occurs indirectly through the formation of coherent, exchangeable points in space. Ultimately, the paper suggests that resolving the conflict over the spin problem would destroy the universe as it is currently known.
The provided text offers a unique theoretical framework attempting to reconcile quantum mechanics and theology, conceptualizing the universe as the result of a fundamental conflict between a "Creator-teacher" and a "best student" over the unsolvable problem of particle spin—the Principle of Superposition. The physicist-author proposes a model of nature featuring two simultaneous objective realities: a quantum, coherent world (Paradise) where interaction is instantaneous, and a classical, non-coherent world (Earth) governed by traditional physics, time, and coordinates. This framework is used to address apparent contradictions in quantum mechanics, such as the nature of time and the interactions between particles like electrons and protons. Specifically, the text develops mathematical models demonstrating how the exchange of energy between seemingly incoherent particles actually occurs indirectly through the formation of coherent, exchangeable points in space. Ultimately, the paper suggests that resolving the conflict over the spin problem would destroy the universe as it is currently known.
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