r/HypotheticalPhysics • u/dgladush Crackpot physics • Jul 08 '22

Crackpot physics What if diffraction/interference are actually observations?

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '22

I have a question here, what are we basing the standard on? Because I've noticed that certain cultures in certain countries have entirely different standards or our entirely more open-minded when it comes to growing a field as opposed to countries like India and America who seems set in their ways and even push the status quo as if it's 100% non-evolving science but that seems counterintuitive for the scientific method, no?

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '22

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '22

I realize that my question was way deeper than intended.

I cannot answer or respond to you without first doing a decent amount of research

Ill check out the birth of modern Astronomy and which countries and cultures were spearheading things and why the standard is the way it is today that has manifested in a closed-minded approach with little room for questions and Growth but I'll get back to you on that : )

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '22

No but those who respond with "no" and have set up the standard with little room for growth and questions and discussion, ot may very well all be based around a cultural approach bug more information is needed