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[Lizzie_Zoom]

Nothing is real.  It is all collective conforming creativity by the human mind.

You see I read and study Quantum physics; great stuff!!

[Rods2]

Nothing is real.  It is all collective conforming creativity by the human mind.

You see I read and study Quantum physics; great stuff!!

You mean Heisenberg uncertainty principle. This very much applies to history, where every time somebody writes about a historical event it changes people's perception of that event. John Keegan has written a very good chapter on this in his book "The Face of Battle".

I'm also much read on many different subjects. 

[Lizzie_Zoom]

Nothing is real.  It is all collective conforming creativity by the human mind.

You see I read and study Quantum physics; great stuff!!

You mean Heisenberg uncertainty principle. This very much applies to history, where every time somebody writes about a historical event it changes people's perception of that event. John Keegan has written a very good chapter on this in his book "The Face of Battle".

I'm also much read on many different subjects. 

How true that is Rods2!

That is why we all must gather evidence from different sources to get to the real truth about such Kings as Richard 1, his brother John 1, and Richard III; who was really bad, who was evil, and who wanted what believed of each other.  Then there is the Roman question, the "Barbarian" question, WW1, WW2, Vietnam; the list is positively endless and makes the study of history so interesting with so many 'witnesses' and conflicting views, mixed up with contemporary politics.

As for the "Heisenberg uncertainty principle" and the current question about the speed of light being exceeded by Neutrinos, and you have to start questioning what is real and what is not.  If we are all living in an environment/world created by mutual collective conforming creativity it could explain a lot about the human experience.

[Rods2]

We all relate to the world in terms of physical objects, we forget that at the molecular level things are far from static. At an abstract level we use language and mathematics to describe things, whereas language has many variations, our abstract mathematical language and notation is used globally. This abstract notation could have taken any form and a big step forward was changing from Roman to Arabic number systems.

As each person's experience is unique but also part of a collective experience of the humans and animals that surround us, then I prefer to think of all living things as biochemical machines, where creatures that have brains that is their control and problem solving centre. Our sensory systems are what we use to perceive and interact with our surroundings.

But it doesn't explain how fuse 18 takes a walk.... 

[Lizzie_Zoom]

We all relate to the world in terms of physical objects, we forget that at the molecular level things are far from static. At an abstract level we use language and mathematics to describe things, whereas language has many variations, our abstract mathematical language and notation is used globally. This abstract notation could have taken any form and a big step forward was changing from Roman to Arabic number systems.

As each person's experience is unique but also part of a collective experience of the humans and animals that surround us, then I prefer to think of all living things as biochemical machines, where creatures that have brains that is their control and problem solving centre. Our sensory systems are what we use to perceive and interact with our surroundings.

But it doesn't explain how fuse 18 takes a walk.... 

Indeed, but scientists in the quantum physics field are working on the smallest elements in the universe to explain far more than they can by studying the obvious, very large factors that make up the world and universe we can see.  Even such diverse subjects as computer password codes, which currently use primary numbers to hide the formulation of each, is now being considered in biochemical terms, with code combinations on the back of atoms being used to give codes that would require billions of years of computer power to crack.  Not stating I understand even a fraction of science involved, but I am beginning to understand the basics. So many possibilities could be open to future mankind.  It is truly exciting.

I still though love the theory of one atom being in more than one place at the same time, indeed even being in multiple locations at any given point of time.  Does that explain how objects disappear when you have just put them down?  That could also explain your problem of fuse 18 disappearing!!