Monthly Archives: August 2021

Why doesn’t philosophy progress from debate to consensus? | Aeon Essays

Posted on 2021-08-18 by alan

Source: Why doesn’t philosophy progress from debate to consensus? | Aeon Essays My first thought on this article was to be puzzled by the idea that Molyneux problem is not trivial. Surely any person handling and feeling a sphere will … Continue reading →

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The world can learn from South Africa’s ideal of nonracial democracy | Aeon Essays

Posted on 2021-08-17 by alan

Challenging perspectives (|and contrary comments) on a deeply painful situation that provides a reflects our own – albeit in a strongly distorting mirror. Source: The world can learn from South Africa’s ideal of nonracial democracy | Aeon Essays

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(239) If two more particles bond together to make a bigger particle, what happens to their wave functions? – Quora

Posted on 2021-08-09 by alan

The quantum state of a system of two particles is represented by a vector in the tensor product of their individual sate spaces.This is made up of linear combinations of products of state vectors (including integrals as well as finite … Continue reading →

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