zben@umcp-cs.UUCP (10/15/83)
tive reality. As this is at the heart of the "scientific method" I haven't qualms about making the assumption. In the world of real physics something else rears its ugly head. The Quantum theory implies that the "precision of perception" CANNOT increase without limit. It implies you CANNOT know both the position and velocity (equivalent formulation: momentum and energy?) of a particle to an arbitrary precision. In answer I give the known conflict between General Relativity and Quantum Theory that occurs at high energies. It is highly likely that "reality" will turn out to be a little more complicated than either theory by itself envisions... zben Ben Cranston ..seismo!umcp-cs!zben zben@umd2.ARPA