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E=MC2, which I believe, briefly states thats all matter is truly a complex form of energy. Does this mean that at my most basic I am really the same material as my chair?
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Briefly, yes.
From Einstein's equations, matter (times a constant) and energy are equivalent. So you, like your chair, are energy at the most fundamental level. |
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the constant being the speed of electromagnetic waves (and light) squared.
Really all matter is made up of atoms: protons, neutrons, electrons... etc. So on that level, yes you are made up of the same fundamental materials. |
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Does this mean that at my most basic I am really the same material as my chair? [/ QUOTE ] You don't need relativity to draw this conclusion. |
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The potential energy of any mass is E=MC2.
Times the mass by the (speed of lightxthe speed of light) (C=celiritas) Thats why spliting even a few atoms can lead to such big bangs. |
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yes. we are all one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OMG!!!!
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-b +/- square root of (b2 - 4ac) / 2a and I like getting breakfast sandwiches from Manhatten Bagel.
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E=mc^2 is a special case.
E=(gamma)mc^2-mc^2 where gamma is the lorentz transformation |
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