Newton's Physics And Spirituality

When you talk of Newton's physics, what comes to minds are billiard balls, gogs, bullets, wheels etc. One wonders what the hell it has to do with spirituality. But this is all due to the misunderstandings that the 'spiritual' guys have painted on Newton's physics. Newton himself insisted that his aim in writting the principia mathematica was to show that there is God. Indead a carefull person sees some realy good bearing on spirituality when he close exermines Newton's physics.To set things on the track, let us begine by close exermining the guy himself. While many think that Newton was an overaly rational scientist who at times got interested with magics, he was infact a magician who at times got interested with science. Newton wrote far much more books on magics, occult, christianity etc than on science.At times modern spiritual guys claim that in Newtonian physics, intuition is not so much important. However, according to both mathematicians and physicists alike, Newton's physics are highly intuitive. It is all because these 'spiritual' guys have corrupted the meaning of the term 'intuition' to mean their beleifs! Knowing something intuitively means with hardly any need for proves and explanations. Go teach Newton's physics to 12 year olds and they all node; thats it! On the other hand, the quantum bearden men go around in circles they can't to agree on the ultra basics as to what the hell a particle is. Round and round till they agree to simply shut up-and-calculate!On some other hand, it is ridiculus to claim that Newton came up with the so called Newtonian physics. These physics are so obvious that every body discovers them over and over. Close exermin a cat, for instance. As it struggles to bite off some piece of meat off a bone, it will soon realise that it absolutely need to press the bone down in order to bite the meat off the bone. This is Newton's third law of motion that the cat is quickly discovering! So you gotta agree with me that Newton's physics is very intuitive. It only requires basic instincts to discover. Then what sense does it mean to say that it took a genius to discover a thing even known clearly by animals?Some people think that it is Newton's laws that claim that the world is deterministic and thus can't account for free will. In other words, it is tempting to think that if we are the brain, and the brain obeys Newton's laws, then we have no freewill. Uterly wrong!! The determinism philosophy came with the 'energy' guys. The word 'energy' was not found in Newton's mouth. But even so, with potential energy, still freewill makes some lots of sense without violating any conservative laws any more than an intervention of magnetic force in an encemble of giggling balls need to violate any of Newton's laws or even other conservative laws.It is important to understand that neither the law of conservation of energy nor the law of conservation of matter are deducable from Newton's law. The only conservative law deducable from Newton's physics is that of conservation of momentum (not mass). Newton never say that a billiard ball cannot appear from a void. It allow it so as long as it does not move as it emerge. Motion is only possible given pairs of objects. Newton beleived that God created the matter. So he was never a beleiver in conservation of matter. This latter law, alongside conservation of energy (not momentum) is the first law of thermodynamics, an entirely different physics from Newton's physics. Newton stops at dealing solely with forces and accelerations, not energy.In Newtonian physics, 'force' need not be of physical origin. This is a very tricky thing to discern from Newton's 3 laws of motion. Newton himself beleived that 'force' is of ocult origin! Newton, for instance, did not beleive that the earth pulls the moon contrary to how you have been often told. Infact, he regarded such a claim as completely absurd. Newton rather beleived that something invisible, that exists in between the earth and the moon pulls both of them towards each other, akin to a shortening rop that ties the moon to the earth. Such a visualisation is a key to understanding Newton's third law of motion and how is absolutely doesnt say that the world is simply mechanical. Rather it says that some rule must be obeyed. If you are in space, with negligeable or even zero mass (being a spirit) and you want to pull the earth, you cannot just do it while hanging in the mid air. Your legs should for instance be tied to the moon. But this does not violate your free will. You can choose to do it or not to do it at any time you choose. Same thing will aply if you are a spirit existing in between the spaces of your brain wile influencing how matter moves freewillingly without violating any law of physics!So because Newton's laws are not necesarily all about the visible world, they may be stemming from a more universal principle. That would be the law of cause and effect, as I will restate them below. You should have noted that Newton was realy not after merely giving a physical account for every causal mechanism in narture. This is misrepresented so in modern science which tends to be materialistic and positivistic. Newton was not so much a scientist than a philosopher, theologian and mathematician.1.)The first and the second law: every effect has a cause2.)The third law: as much as the cause influence the effect, the effect influence the cause.

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Roaring Lovely May 30, 2015 at 5:01pm

It is tempting to be so much overimpressed by quantum mechanics that we can easily forget how useless macroscopic world would be with the laws of physics. Lets consider for instance a guy doing sex. Heisenberg's uncertainty principle says that if the guy gets the position, he miss the momentum. If he gets the momentum, he miss the location. Utterly useless! It can allow us to make things of primary importance in life such as eating, reproduction etc!

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