"It seems to be one of the fundamental features of nature
that fundamental physics laws are described in terms of a
mathematical theory of great beauty and power, needing quite
a high standard of mathematics for one understand it. You
may wonder: why is nature constructed along these lines?
One can only answer that our present knowledge seems to
show that nature is so constructed. We simply have to accept
it. One could perhaps describe the situation by saying that God is a mathematician of a very high order, and He used very advanced mathematics in constructing the Universe"
that fundamental physics laws are described in terms of a
mathematical theory of great beauty and power, needing quite
a high standard of mathematics for one understand it. You
may wonder: why is nature constructed along these lines?
One can only answer that our present knowledge seems to
show that nature is so constructed. We simply have to accept
it. One could perhaps describe the situation by saying that God is a mathematician of a very high order, and He used very advanced mathematics in constructing the Universe"
Paul Dirac
3 comentarios:
Muy interesante
genial!!
Me encanta, es como el choro de Descartes para demostrar matemáticamente que dios existía.
Realmente era un sofisma condensado en forma de garabatos, pero a la gente de la época la tenía extasiada... en especial a los clérigos que ya tenían respaldo matemático para sus ritos de vino y harina.
Me agradan más los enfoques selectivos y ateistas, como el de Feynman, donde el universo es uno de tantos caminos que tomó la realidad. Que el universo sería comenzar en un punto, que extiende trayectorias en formas extrañas dadas por una aparente aleatoreidad, y que nosotros existimos en una de esas trayectorias, de las pocas capaces de almacenar vida.... creo que se llamaba principio antrópico... o tal vez no... :P
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