James S Saints Concepts

[Jakob]

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d) Partially agree/Unsure

Unsure what to classify a substance that: has no effects right now but may have effects in the future. A dormant instance which may be appearing later.

Unsure if any such instances actually are in real life, but I will give 1 example that is close: an atom in a box. An atom in a box pretty much does not exist until you poke around enough times for it to exist, this could take 500 tries before it exists.

So we need to introduce the concept Potential to Affect, PtA.

New theory of quantum world

Let’s see if this explanation for why there can be no discontinuity is sufficient without getting into complex mathematics cardinality issues. Every potential-to-affect, “PtA”, has a finite amount of potential. How much change it can make upon surrounding potentials defines the amount of potential it had. The property of a PtA is that of reducing the difference in potential between adjacent points. As a higher potential affects a lower potential, it uses up its potential and becomes lower whil…

In case of the hidden atom, my interpretation is that it is the affectance of the box which causes (affects) the atom to be hidden, to have its PtA kept relatively isolated. But an atom within a box does influence the box. There is no perfect vacuum. This is a core axiom of AO: Absolute homogeneity (vacuum) is impossible.