07 What is Light?

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Since the Scientific Revolution started 400 years ago, the mathematicians have considered only two physical configurations to model the behavior of light: waves and particles. Here we present a new hypothesis. Light consists neither of particles nor of transverse waves. Light is a rope that permanently binds any two atoms in the Universe.

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[Jim Myers]

I enjoy your videos. I have one request to make. When showing the non-verbal parts of the video, the music volume reaches ear piercing levels if previously adjusted to understand the verbal parts. Stop it. It is annoying.

[bgaede]

Sorry for breaking your ears. Will work on it. Thx for the advice.

[kalimeraHellas]

"And then again you argue that air is not a physical object"

I think that there is no such think as "physical". Maybe is constructed like a womb is constructed and when we break it around 9 months we emerge in a new unspoken "reality" and we learn their language. Maybe this is the trick to hack this reality.

[bgaede]

3. On Mars, the atmosphere is comprised primarily of CO2. Air normally refers to O2 and other trace elements. If we bottle up air in a balloon and release it somewhere b/w the Earth and the Moon, that blob is air, but not atmosphere. Nevertheless, both have shape. That's the bottom line.

[bgaede]

2. "My point was purely sementical"

Whether we talk about air, atmosphere, H2 or PH3, all gases have shape. My clarification was that air does not always = atmosphere. We usually use the word 'atmosphere' to refer to a gas that surrounds a planet.

[bgaede]

1. "I never denied air can have shape"

There are many that fight the issue to the last drop! They never could come to grips with the fact that despite that they can't see air, it does have shape.

[EdjeBos]

Like I said, I never denied air can have shape. I just felt you should have used the word 'atmosphere' when you speak of air as an object. My point was purely sementical from the start. That's something you failed to recognize thus far. And still do, I believe. Oh well...

[bgaede]

I knew you'd eventually recognize that!

[EdjeBos]

...and spacier. In your head air does have shape. :)

[bgaede]

...and the one on top of my neck is even bigger!