The Character Of Quantum Law

Released: May 9, 2026 8:00 AM CST

Here is the thirty-fourth episode of Quantum Foam, The Character Of Quantum Law. Human behavior is not all that surprising. I am providing information in the form of readable text. People like to use the word quantum as a buzz word. We were thinking of going over Modern Topics In Physics And Astronomy. We are going into breadth with this topic. There is more time for depth later. I screw it up sometimes, but not this time. The title to this episode is similar to The Character Of Physical Law. We are talking about The Messenger Lectures by Richard P. Feynman. Physics IS what fully describes physics. What we really want to know is the character of this subject. What is this subject like? Is The Character Of Physical Law actually Richard Feynman? He characterized the nuances of describing physics quite well. The characteristics can be presented this way. That's what they mean by The Character Of Physical Law. Videos before videos were a thing. Physicists today want to be similar to Richard Feynman. He was a world-renown physicist. I open my eyes to spiritual matters. There are a lot of published authors that are atheists essentially saying their heads are in the sand. It seems that in times past, the leading philosophers of the day believed in a higher power or god or something. Some people are not looking up. Don't look up. I want to give an approximation in this episode on what I think about The Character Of Physical Law. I often say we, when I mean me. I am speaking in general terms or colloquially. Each scientist thinks each other is full of it. We know how to edit genes using CRISPR technology. We are more likely to believe a panel of experts instead of 1 single novice or 1 single expert. The pandemic was definitely planned. Nothing has changed. Our understanding is being updated. It is being added to. And now we have the eye in the sky, which is the James Webb Space Telescope. Analyzing this data will likely help science accelerate across the board.

In this episode I am trying to paint a picture as to what it is like to be a physicist. Physicists create physical laws to understand them, interpret them, and use them. When are we going to breach upon the topics that ordinarily only philosophers consider? We need someone with a degree in Philosophy or the progression of that human idea. We are living in the present. What we can envision is the future, and everything we see is in the past. Our brains attempt to project potential eventualities. Animals generally cannot do this. The point is for people to understand the material. This is not just a subject, it is THE subject. All the other sciences are under this science. It's supposed to be everything. Top-level programmers that are well-versed in the physics are still needed to run some models, otherwise things can slip through. During Apollo 13, somebody missed something. The same thing happened during the Columbia space shuttle crash in 2003. When you watch the Apollo 11 moon landing, it looked so easy for them to do that in 1969. Rest assured, there will be some skirmishes on the moon in the next 50 years. There is not enough stuff up on the surface of the moon for people back on Earth to fight about the land yet, but a moon base will be up there shortly from the United States and NASA. We need to make sure that we don't have a nuclear war on the moon and destroy it, which would have catastrophic consequences for Earth, including a massive meteor bombardment from debris and the formation of a ring system. This is why I am stressing what it is like to be a physicist. This covers doing science at the front lines. This episode imbues the heart of the Messenger Lectures by Richard Feynman from back in 1964 from Cornell University. We have likely started a new era of science, but we are currently unable to float right before your eyes or fly sideways using a gravity-deficient impulse engine. We are interested in learning the characteristics that will be present when we finally understand Quantum Physics. People may be deciding to all-of-a-sudden start liking Non-Fungible Tokens and making them worth something. It is basically watermarking your pictures through a mint process. We currently do not have a sound understanding of all of the laws of the quantum, but we have a start in comprehending The Character Of Quantum Law.