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It's a lot of boring shit that I don't care to go into, but in lieu of that the task now becomes to find something that is even remotely interesting with regard to waves and particles.

I do wonder why these wave particle dualities are a most fundamental aspect in defining reality. As for the particle, I can see this as a reflection, analogy, and reproduction of the zero dimensional point which initiated the emergent beginning of the universe via dark energy as the repellant and expansive force. These are mere labels though; with the focus being, of course, on what they represent.

And as for the wave aspect which I primarily observe as a carrier of information, and then later on down in the chain of manifesting density I see these organically mirrored as the wave like slithering serpents of the earth.

Spectral waves do indeed serve many functions, but with respect to reality they may very well serve as carriers of information in defining that reality, and this appears to possibly be dependent on consciousness, i.e. information encoded in waveform to be decoded consciously.

A good analogy for encoded waveform data relative to reality as it relates to the observable is in the way these waveforms propagate the spatial medium as low energy microwaves(I believe), and are then decoded to your favorite big screen for entertainment purposes.

Maybe I'll just use this blog as the equivalent of an artists' sketch pad. Quantum states and wave particle dualities got me thinking about atoms; aside being a primary universal building block how this complex little structure and its' components relate, or are reflections, either in whole or part of prior universal processes.

I was curious as to how the wave function of light relates to the atom, and affirmation that particles and waves are(aside from possibility) the most fundamental aspects of existence.

Commencing at the core of the atom its' particles held together by gluons. Now while gluons are not identical to light emitting photons they are in the category of bosons which are force carriers, and this is very similar; in contrast with fermions which are matter particles.

So energy can be related to the binding force of an atoms' core, but I don't recognize any wave property here, but in the weak force, or, the breaking down of atoms is where the wave is rediscovered as radiation.

The point being is that if waves and particles are most fundamental, then they should be found everywhere.