Is there or isn't there?

Is there or isn't there?

It all starts with the separation between the macro-universe and the micro-universe, which in the standardized scale of the universal metric of the decimal metric system, micro is not the opposite of macro, micro is an inverse submultiple of a million, therefore, micro is the magnitude of the inverse of a million, to be clear, the most correct would be the macro-universe and the nano which also constitutes another discrete quantity of submultiple of the inverse thousand, so to reach the Planck minimum which would be the smallest possible size in the material world ten to the power of minus 35 =

(0.00000000000000000000000000000000000001)

as the smallest value in the universe before disappearing as a measure of any possible size of matter or measure of any quantity of any trace of energy.

This introduction was made to apply opposite concepts in opposite dimensions of the world, when we look at large celestial objects such as the Sun, or the Cygnus, or the Cannis Major or Betelgeuse, just to argue, according to Einstein's general relativity theorem, the great absolute mass of the Sun bends the season and time, so that it changes the time that passes much more slowly than on Earth, due to the smaller size of the Earth in relation to the Sun, and creates the effect of gravitational lensing, bending the image behind a large star, causing the light of objects placed after large objects to bend because of gravity, which also alters space.

But in the space of the world of electrons, of the nano-world, a paradox occurs that makes it impossible to use the same principles. According to the mathematician Schrödinger, the existence of the electron would be impossible according to the standards of classical physics and general relativity, because in a short time the movement of an electron or a pair of electrons or more would generate an enormous amount of synergy and synesthesia that would exhaust all the energy in the universe to maintain the arrangements of an atom from the simplest to the most complex.

To get out of this paradox, Schrödinger suggested a nano-world of electrons formed by quantum fluctuations, that is, matter ceases to exist all the time, it condenses in space-time for a few nanoseconds and if it disappears it reappears again. Thus, the matter of the universe, very solid and natural in the macro world, is nothing more than waves in the nano world.

This contradiction between the ontological world of particles and the concrete and material world does not have a point of convergence and conjugation of the two principles simultaneously to unite the extreme dimensions of the two universes: the very large and the very small.

Does the world that we see and feel exist or not?

Roberto da Silva Rocha, professor universitário e cientista político