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Somewhere around 0.3 μm (micrometers) naturally gives a object a physical state.
a state of physicality.
Unobserved quantum waves are not real world physical
That said, there isn't anything preventing a virus to kill when it has a state of physicality.
I'm not 100% on the exact size, I just know there is one.
Quote from: scifimath on 22/09/2019 21:47:47Unobserved quantum waves are not real world physicalAnd again, what do you mean by these?" real world physical""Unobserved quantum waves"
I know there is a certain size because a baseball has never gone into superposition.
An electron with a physical state would be like light that is a photon.
A virus usually isn't in an environment that allows it be unobserved.
Quote from: scifimath on 22/09/2019 22:31:06I know there is a certain size because a baseball has never gone into superposition.How do you know that?
Quote from: scifimath on 22/09/2019 22:31:06An electron with a physical state would be like light that is a photon.This doesn’t make sense. An electron beam is a very physical thing, but behaves like a wave.
Quote from: scifimath on 22/09/2019 22:31:06A virus usually isn't in an environment that allows it be unobserved.So how often have you observed one?
that's comical
Duality is allowed in my theory.
You would need a vacuum to get it to be a matter wave.
Quote from: scifimath on 22/09/2019 22:31:06Duality is allowed in my theory. Doesn’t help you, both particles and waves are very physical.
Quote from: scifimath on 22/09/2019 22:31:06You would need a vacuum to get it to be a matter wave.That doesn’t make sense. Are you saying that viruses change form in a vacuum? Nothing suggests that vacuum is involved in any state changes at quantum level, nor that viruses are quantum objects.This is clearly a New Theory and my feeling is you don’t know enough to discuss this sensibility. So I’m out.
And yes, please don't come back with you antiquated ideas.
I'm saying what is required to make something unobserved.
Unobserved waves are not physical.