Q&A: Several Questions
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Several Questions
Question
1) I understood from the Rabbi that one cannot speak about an actual infinity, only a potential one. Why?
2) Is it reasonable to accept the physicotheological argument if one does not accept the cosmological one (if the world has no cause, then why should there also be an explanation for its complexity)?
3) What is the wave function?
Answer
- Because it is not defined. Infinity is a potential concept.
- Even if the world came into being by chance, a cause for its complexity is still required.
- For that, one has to study quantum theory. It is a complex-valued function that somehow describes the probability that measuring the particle’s position at some time t will yield X.