On 1/13/2014 11:37 AM, Edgar L. Owen wrote:
William,
No, it's not the reification fallacy, unless you apply the same definition to all
theories, none of which are real. Of course theories aren't reality.
In any case the quantum vacuum, out of which real particles can appear, is a well
accepted concept. I just generalize it a little in my theory to include everything which
could become possible.
So is that just the things that can be made out of the particles that appear? Everything
nomologically possible? Or everything mathematically possible, i.e. all consistent
axiomatic systems. Or all worlds that have consistent descriptions, i.e. aren't
self-contradictory?
"Possible" is ambiguous.
Brent
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