369歷史的不確定性〈陶國璋：哲國五厘米〉2020-11-02

[@heiheihei2004758]

謝謝陶博士指導

[@yuenhuatang6025]

感恩分享 同理心 。

[@yuenhuatang6025]

个人也不信算生辰法， 太草率也缺乏说服力， 甚至有些抽象感 。 命是天定，就是生辰法 。 运，是后天造化 ...... 只是认同性格，是天命 。

[@yuenhuatang6025]

对术数，学习基本认知就好 。不赞同找算命师去算命就相信 。这不理性 。

[@yuenhuatang6025]

赞同“业力”的看法 。 需要许多不同人事或时间关系湊在一起，时 .......

[@澳门香港口粮代购]

有啲料到

[@polymathHK]

控制論都知道，好野

[@leungstanley3047]

Again, it is 9.80665 m/s2 (about 32.17405 ft/s2). There is not such a 0.98 no matter what unit is.

[@geoffreymak000]

To verse what you said from a physical standpoint, the collapse of wave function and the incomplete knowledge of states are problems when trying to deduce the future. I tend to favor the multi world theory that the wave function does not collapse, but we merely experience a branch of it. Also about the all knowing god, I don’t think you can argue away the theoretical possibility that all states of all particles can be known by a “being” (or a “computer”), as you cannot prove that the total number of states within the universe (or just the observable universe) is infinite. In fact I am in the camp that thinks that such a number of entropy must be finite (otherwise the enclosed space would become a black hole event horizon). Of course, as mere mortals this number is so large that for any practical purpose it is treated as infinite to us. However why think of this even... Just shut up and work out your life...

[@leungstanley3047]

not 0.98 but 9.8

[@lewy7601]

That's depends what unit