>Particles generate a field >Particles are excitations

It's almost like fields interact or something....

>>9033744
>chickens lay eggs
>eggs hatch chickens

>what came first?

>*rips a fat bong*
>"Bruh they interact."

really made me think

>a vector is defined as any element of a vector space.
>A vector space is a collection of objects called vectors
damn...

>>9033750
>Particles are chickens

Well, hell, maybe particles and their fields are both manifestations of something else

>>9033758
>doesn't even use the right analogy of the span being able to generate the whole vector space
>thinks that an element can just do that because it's in the vector space

double damn...

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>>9033708
>>9033750
bruh what if time was dilated to such a level that causality wasn't an issue. the chicken laid the egg and hatched from the egg it laid

>>9033750
>tries to understand QM through analogy to familiar phenomena
Never going to make it

>>9034080
He's just proved he's already there.

He understands it. That's all that counts.

>>9033758
A vector is an element of an abelian group that operates in certain way with a field.

>>9033750
The egg came first as the first genetic chicken had to hatch from somewhere.

>>9033758
That's a wrong definition of a vector.

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>evolution is survival of the fittest
>the fittest is by definition the one who survives evolution

>>9033708
QFT models everything as fields. Particles don't generate their own fields, so the chicken/egg problem you're imagining isn't a things. Electrons are excitations of a field. Electrons also "generate" a field, but not an electron field. The field the electron does "generate" isn't really created by the electron, the electron just interacts with other things by exchanging energy and momentum which is mediated by other fields. So it's all fields. Turtles all the way down.

Uhm