Thread: Question: Quantum Theory & Theory of Everything

I am not a mathematician or physicist, but I find the theories of Quantum Physics and the "theory of Everything" to be most fascinating. I have had a thought about this subject and have always wanted to ask a question:
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A quantum (as I understand it) is the smallest particle of energy and can be thought of as a vibration (like a vibrating rubberband). What I would like to know is: What would happen to the math of quantum physics if the quantum could change it's resonance without any outside influence? (thus inessence think).
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Let's suppose further that there is one primary law of the universe and that is Synergy Through Synergy two or more quantums can interact, even coalesce to become a new particle of greater energy than the sum of the energies of the quantums that are being coalesced. Thus, through synergy quantums can grow in power (and knowledge) and through this evolutionary process the universe started, with a big bang.
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So my question would be if mathematicians and physicists could plug the idea that the quantum can independently change is resonance, it's frequency of vibration, How would this effect the quantum theory mathematics?
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I call this idea the Grand Organized Design theory (or GOD Theory)
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http://apothesoft.com/GOD

I am not qualified to answer this, but I think you may wish to do some reading up on the M-Theory and its corilation with the string theory.

This does not belong under physics. It should be moved to religion, philosophy or pseudo-science.


Suppose God read your post, did not like what you said and thought that you should be punished. Suppose God thought that the proper punishment was that you should be turned into a quantum particle. Suppose that when He did this, you retained your awareness of your surroundings so that you could see how quantum particles interact. Suppose that an interaction of a particle with yours interacted also with your consciousness and you dreamed of butterflys. Suppose the butterflys in your dreams swam in the ocean and thought they were mermaids.

Don't you think suppositions can go a bit too far?

If you want to talk about something affecting the mathematics of quantum theory you should use the language of mathematics and quantum theory.