Quote from: lautake on 25 September 2015, 02:46:20 AM
The two aspects of Buddhist philosophy that are relevant to observations at the quantum level are The Four Seals of Dharma and the Three Modes of Existential Dependence. These teachings were established centuries ago, long before modern physics evolved, and were derived from careful philosophical and meditational analysis of the world. However their description of quantum reality is remarkably accurate, as they predicted that:
(1) Particles are not inherently existent. No particle is 'a thing in itself' with a self-contained identity. An inherently-existent particle would be indestructible, unitary and indivisible.
(2) Particles are not causeless.
(3) Particles are not partless, they do not exist as indivisible points.
(4) Particles are not 'permanent' in the sense of having a unchanging, static identity.
(5) Particles exist by interaction with the mind of an observer.
Yup
Quantum telah membuktikan particle itu tidak berinti alias tidak ada partikel terkecil yg absolut yg tak terbagikan ,partikel yg svabha.
Jika ada partikel terkecil yg absolut , yg unitary, maka memiliki inti, self, atta.
Tetapi tidak demikian karena itu anatta, kosong, delusif