Re: What is a photon

Am Donnerstag000012, 12.06.2025 um 00:19 schrieb Laurence Vassilikos:

Thomas Heger wrote:
 

I call this scheme 'subjectivism', which means: if all observers are of
equal rights, than all possible observers need to observe a different
world. And all observers observe necessarily from their own position.

 no, that's called 'objectivism'

No, because I had called that schema 'subjectivism'.
(whether you do or anybody else, that is not my concern)
The idea behind this name is my aim, to make possible, that all observers are of equal rights.
Since there exist billions of observers of our own species alone, we had to allow an enormous amount of different views upon the world.
But, on the other hand, that's not at all bad, because we usually see the world like this.
This is actually exactly how we see the world, because
'to see' requires the use of our own eyes and our own brain.
These things (eyes and brain) are inevitably 'subjective', because one's brain and eyes belong to that person.
'Objectivism', on the other hand, would require, what isn't possible:
kind of 'collective' brain and eyes.
Therefore I had regarded subjectivism as system we actually use, because we have no other means.
But 'subjectivism' gives a satisfying explanation, why we see things like we see them:
because we are always somewhere and can only see the world from there.
TH