Xris wrote:Prismatic wrote:It seems that when you are asked for a definite answer to a specific question, you start to obfuscate.
I was wrong about electron microscopes? strange bit of argument.
Yes you were wrong about the electron microscope.You said
Xris wrote:Electron microscopes use a certain frequency different to light, it does not prove electrons exist.They are a technical devices not a quantum experiment.
You thought the beam was electromagnetic radiation. The difference is not the frequency, but the composition of the beam—it's a beam of electrons.
Xris wrote:Photons as I do not believe they exist makes that a strange comment
No, you asked a question:
Xris wrote: If photons, these proposed discrete particles, are capable of traveling for almost an eternity what constantly propels them?
You thought you could disprove the existence of photons with such a comment, but it only revealed not knowing Newton's laws of motion.
Xris wrote:and as for your electrons in two places we debated that and you simply played with words. Appear to be in two places at the same time rather than observed. So you are still managing to play silly games.
There is a definite difference between interpreting the result of the double slit experiment by saying that electrons
seem as though they are in two places and saying that they have been
observed to be in two places. A significant difference which I observe you do not understand.
Xris wrote:And no I will not play your game. No there is no anomaly with the double split experiments. So lets have tea and biscuits.
It is not a game, but an attempt to describe things carefully. It's dishonest of you to claim that I am playing games. I understand your wish to characterize it as a game so you can go off in a huff rather than argue a weak position.