Notes

(I am not even close to being qualified in the study of quantum physics at the time of writing this.) A star. It's shiny. What else is shiny? A metal? We call the shininess of a metal: luster(is this good grammar?). Luster is a physical property. Then does that mean a star is shiny?

Ah yes, this is where quantum theory comes into play. When we use an adjective to describe a noun we are saying it has that value according to the adjective. Here is an example. Ok, I think my shoe is solid. When I say solid, it could mean a little solid or a lot of solid(according to how close the atoms are to each other). Quantum mechanics try to put definite values to these adjectives(?). You cannot describe something or measure it. There is no such thing as definite. Adjectives may even mean multiple things and contradict themselves(?). It is how society interprets them that it becomes how we use them(?). Again, I am not even close to being qualified in the study of quantum physics at the time of writing this but I would like to know what you think. Even if it's stupid(because I know it will be-).

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Have you ever had this feeling you were smarter back then? I think my stress is taking up too much space in my brain for myself to think clearly. Or maybe it's everything I've learned so far and been thinking about that is clouding my thoughts. Or it may be lingering thoughts/noise that disrupts my thinking. I've seen too much at too young of an age.