Tim Thompson
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Wave Particle Duality III
Of course, I already know that the experiments Bishadi tells us to do have already been done, and thousands if not millions of times already. The effect he says we will see has already been not seen with sufficient regularity as to rigorously falsify all of Bishadi's claims. Once that point is made, the scientific conversation has ended.
The wave-particle duality runs far deeper in quantum physics than Bishadi understands. If we send electrons through the double slits, one electron at a time, we see a wave interference pattern build up as the individual electrons reach the screen. If we repeat that exact same experiment, but this time add a counter to detect which slit the electron goes through, then we do not see a wave interference pattern, we see a simple distribution of particle impacts on the screen, piled up as it were, beneath the slits. We can, and in fact do, force the electron to be either a particle or a wave, which ever we want. That peculiar result is true for neutrons, atoms & molecules. All of this is known and in the books, one need only look it up.
Bishadi is wrong. You may now leave this thread behind, secure in the knowledge that you won't miss anything other than the several pages of petty bickering that will now follow.
Have you done this?monochrome light double slit, detector/receiving plate ... send light thru slits to detector, record observations with different mass of the detector, different patterns.
If yes, then what materials & wavelength(s) did you use and what results did you observe?
If no, then why not?
He already stated he has never done the experiment. Hasn't explained why not, though, nor why he's so sure there will be an effect other than hinting that we ought to see that it's obviously the case.
why not run the experiment yourself and prove me wrong?
For those of you lurking around in the background, watching without posting, it's all over. Don't bother with this thread any longer, as the one thing you will not see is anything resembling science. Anyone who makes a claim like this, but is unwilling to perform his own experiments to support his own claims is a person to whom one should pay neither attention nor respect.As I've stated repeatedly here and in other threads, I have performed these and similar experiments plenty of times before. ... Why haven't you run these experiments yourself, Bishadi? ... What experimental evidence do you have?
Of course, I already know that the experiments Bishadi tells us to do have already been done, and thousands if not millions of times already. The effect he says we will see has already been not seen with sufficient regularity as to rigorously falsify all of Bishadi's claims. Once that point is made, the scientific conversation has ended.
The wave-particle duality runs far deeper in quantum physics than Bishadi understands. If we send electrons through the double slits, one electron at a time, we see a wave interference pattern build up as the individual electrons reach the screen. If we repeat that exact same experiment, but this time add a counter to detect which slit the electron goes through, then we do not see a wave interference pattern, we see a simple distribution of particle impacts on the screen, piled up as it were, beneath the slits. We can, and in fact do, force the electron to be either a particle or a wave, which ever we want. That peculiar result is true for neutrons, atoms & molecules. All of this is known and in the books, one need only look it up.
Bishadi is wrong. You may now leave this thread behind, secure in the knowledge that you won't miss anything other than the several pages of petty bickering that will now follow.