Understanding the Electron (2015)
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Semantically, I don't find it convincing. If a rabbit sleeps and pauses every few yards to end up being slower on average than a turtle, I wouldn't call its speed whatever it is that it travels at in between frequent sleeps.
Towards the end of the paper, "space and time need not be physical" but instead, "uniquely consistent constructs by which one can describe events" ... so does this mean that space and time simply make the math work?
A PhD bud of mine says jokingly, skip the math, particles can eat each other, swap energy and sometimes emit a LOTof energy. Space is not what we think, apparently time isn't either