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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	[quote] [b]iron_wallaby said:[/b] Space is discrete. [/quote] Im sorry but this is just not true. a Diskrete Funktion by definition is a funktion that has holes/jumps. So you can not draw the funktion in one go.(Definition for primary school but it will do) a continuous Funktion has no holes/jumps... So if timespace where discrete it would have holes in between the points. wich can not be true. If you are talking about quantums the the only thing that could be described as discrete is the energy output wich is quantumized, but not discrete. To go even smaler. Waves(Micro, Makro what ever) Are Continuous Funktions even if they are sometimes pulsed. Each puls is continuous. And if i where a physicist i could explain to you how subatomic partilces are nothing but a continuous probability funktion until they are observed and turn in to a particle(Wave?particle duality) Loading...
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