There is no doubt physics will tie out brains in knots for a while (eons), but we can make the mistake of complexity when, the universe developed in the simplest way possible.Maybe we are looking for a metronome, when there is more chance of being a pendulum. I was reminded of fractal geometry ,and the way something like a mandelbrot curve (They are something to see.)continues to have the same complexity, no matter how much it is magnified. There is also the principle that "Nature abhors a vacuum" where if there is a gap or a space it tends to be filled in the most practical and efficient way. A space filled makes another somewhere else. Nature has plenty of time, It uses no energy due to t...

There is no doubt physics will tie out brains in knots for a while (eons), but we can make the mistake of complexity when, the universe developed in the simplest way possible.Maybe we are looking for a metronome, when there is more chance of being a pendulum. I was reminded of fractal geometry ,and the way something like a mandelbrot curve (They are something to see.)continues to have the same complexity, no matter how much it is magnified. There is also the principle that "Nature abhors a vacuum" where if there is a gap or a space it tends to be filled in the most practical and efficient way. A space filled makes another somewhere else. Nature has plenty of time, It uses no energy due to the conservation of energy law, and distribution and consistency of the substance of can depend a great deal on equal and opposite reactions and inertia. An Object is somewhere because it would have taken more energy to be anywhere else. The biggest gap is the nothing beyond the universe. The universe is doing it's utmost to disgorge itself into the void.Makes it seem the size of the universe is pretty handy. Humanity cannot be included in a formula. While nature is structured and relatively predictable, Mankind have virtually made the chaos principle tangible. Sometimes a good way of working out where something will be is to also try and find where it will not be. Narrow the search down from either end. In any beam of light, at any point there will be no photons located, only passing. They are always before or after the point. Things do not have a position as much as they have a trajectory. Something will continue to travel in the same direction, unless it is affected by something else that will also be changed. Look where it has been, look where it would go if it continued, and consider where it may intersect with something else. The biggest problem so far is the discovery of critical variables, and insignificant or irrelevant, input. We're clarifying these with every discovery

In any beam of light, at any point there will be no photons located, only passing. They are always before or after the point. Things do not have a position as much as they have a trajectory.

Only because of the timescale do we even think of things, as things. In *reality* things are only events. An atom in you, will have been part of an ancient star eons ago and will be part of a tree or something else in the future. Things are ever changing and rearranging. Even all the atoms in your body will be exchanged during the course of your life, so are you still really you?

Photons can also be either particles or waves and they are both. If we drag Heisenberg and quantum theory in...

In any beam of light, at any point there will be no photons located, only passing. They are always before or after the point. Things do not have a position as much as they have a trajectory.

Only because of the timescale do we even think of things, as things. In *reality* things are only events. An atom in you, will have been part of an ancient star eons ago and will be part of a tree or something else in the future. Things are ever changing and rearranging. Even all the atoms in your body will be exchanged during the course of your life, so are you still really you?

Photons can also be either particles or waves and they are both. If we drag Heisenberg and quantum theory into this, things get even more bizarre. On a subatomic level, things can be two places at once or they can even pop in and out of existence! Wow... now what was this clip about? I forgot... sorry. *LOL*