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Originally Posted by dissention
But quantum physicists believe that nothing can be observed as it actually is, dear. They believe that it "changes" when we view it. So, they use statistical probabilities to reach their conclusions most of the time.
I've nothing to add to that because you don't seem to understand my position. If I want to talk about pollution, I'll start an environmental thread instead of discussing it in a thread that deals with rather existential issues, especially when pollution has nothing to do with what I'm trying to say.
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Sorry, i thought you made the point that things don't affect other things. If you are not talking about actual things, I'd appreciate knowing what things you are talking about. Which things don't affect others? Actually, I think you did say that, but I appreciate you implying I don't know what you are talking about, even though I don't believe you said what you are talking about. Enlighten me, please. I'd love to understand your position. And I believe quantum physicist do rely on their observation of how things affect other things.