"It's got nothing to do with the uncertainty principle" - Basil J. Hiley on the deeper nonlocal noncommutativity

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Jack Sarfatti insisted that noncommutativity was just the uncertainty principle in quantum physics. I told Sarfatti several times that he needs to study Basil J. Hiley more in detail! This is what I was referring to.

The Moyal Algebra shows you that when you do this transformation from X to P, you're actually hologramming - so that every point in X space is hologrammed to every point in P space and vice and versa. It's got nothing to do with the uncertainty principle...it's actually changing the whole structure that underlies quantum mechanics. What this means is that quantum processes are not going on in space and time....It's going one in a hidden way....it's really saying we've got an implicate order that's described by the noncommutative functions, but we can only project out explicit manifolds. But we can't project them out all together. ....So we can't stand outside of physics and say, "that is what is going on.".....

 The classical world emerges when you find commutativity....the [noncommutative] algebra, the classical world emerges from the quantum world, and not the other way around.. One of the big problems is people always try to start with the classical world and put in quantum mechanics...