Dear Sir,
Information is always 'about something'. Thus, it has to be perceived as such, which is a cognitive function. 'Transfer of energy in particle scenario' only points to the mechanism of transfer of data in a coded language that needs to be perceived to become information. It is neither information nor perception. The binary yes-no choice 'Is there any transfer of energy or not at a specific space-time locality' has to be perceived as such to become information.
As we have pointed out, dimension is the perception of form that differentiates between the inner structural space and external relational space of any object. Since form is ocular perception through electromagnetic radiation where the electric field and magnetic field move perpendicular to each other, and both move perpendicular to the direction of motion, we have three mutually perpendicular dimensions. These determine the state of matter according to whether they are fixed (solid), confined but flexible (fluid and gas) or disjointed (plasma). Thus, while talking about dimensionality, one must be careful. Particles cannot be zero dimensional, as they have mass, which is three dimensional. Extra dimension is fiction.
We have pointed out the defects in the delayed choice experiment in our essay. Eigen-rotation is essentially another name for the well known spin. Parton is no more in use. It has been replaced by quarks. Many of Feynman's theories are questionable. Feynman's sum-over histories is the "sum of the particle's histories" in imaginary time rather than in real time. Feynman had to do the sum in imaginary time because he was following Minkowski, who assigned time to the imaginary axis. That is the four vector field in GR. Minkowski assigned time to that axis to make the field symmetrical. It was a convenience for him, not a physical necessity or reality. But once it is done, it continued to de-normalize everything. Feynman was not using imaginary time; he was using real time, but assigned it to the imaginary axis. The theory gets the correct answer up to a certain limit not because it is correct, but because it had been proposed through back calculation from experimental results. The gaps and the greater technical difficulties of trying to sum these in real time are avoided through technical jargon. These greater technical difficulties are also considered as a form of renormalization, but they require infinite renormalization, which is mathematically not valid. Feynman's renormalization is heuristics: "mathematics" specially designed to explain a limited set of data. Thus, it cannot be accepted without proper investigation.
And to top it all - what is the proof of existence of strings?
Incidentally, we improved upon our previous post in reply to Dr. Stephen Lee. The relevant extract is as follows:
Mind is necessary to perception through sense organs. Eyes only receive the electromagnetic impulse, but only after it is transported to the brain and processed there with memory, we 'see'. The same happens with other sense organs. The impulses from the various sensory apparatus are carried upwards in the dorsal column or in the anterio-lateral spinothalamic tract to the thalamus, which relays it to the cerebral cortex for its perception. At any moment, our sense organs are bombarded by a multitude of stimuli. But only one of them is given a clear channel to go up to the thalamus and then to the cerebral cortex at any instant, so that like photographic frames, we perceive one frame at an instant. This happens due to an active transport system against concentration gradient with input of energy like the sodium-potassium pump, which moves the two ions in opposite directions across the plasma membrane through break down of Adenosine triphosphate (ATP). The concentrations of the two ions on both sides of the cell membrane are interdependent, suggesting that the same carrier transports both ions.
Unlike the sensory apparatuses that are subject specific, the transport system in the opposite direction within the body happens for all types of sensory impulses. The agency that determines this subject neutral channel of active transport is called mind, which is powered by the heart and lungs. Thus, after the heart stops beating, mind stops its work and we cease to sense any external impulse. While mind facilitates the passage of impulse, the interpretation of the state of superposition in memory is done by the intellect. Hence even after the breath stops, the person may not be brain dead. Thus, mind and matter are separate entities. The physical world of matter exists and evolves independently, but does not make any sense without its state being perceived by mind.
Any perception that is communicated as information, has three distinct components: it is about a physical object (matter), it is expressed through a language (sound, signal), the language conveys a common concept about the object so described so that the receiver gets the same message as the sender. These three are different because the object (matter) is perceived through our eyes that cannot hear. The language (sound, signal) is perceived through our ears that cannot see. The concept is perceived through our memory, which is in the brain. Yet, they get into a state of superposition in our memory, which 'mixes' them. The resultant impression is the perception.
Regards,
basudeba