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[Continued ](https://busy.org/@leonid96/the-world-in-pictures)part two ...
Let's go a little deeper into a world that we can not consider without an armed eye. Take a sheet of paper, any and draw a line with a pencil. Looking at the line, we will definitely determine that it is not discontinuous. But this is not so. If we arm ourselves with an electron microscope, we can see that our line consists of dots. And to each point, there corresponds a separate atom. If in our case this is a simple pencil, then it has a graphite lead. Graphite is a carbon, or rather a carbon crystal. So it is called because of unusual bonds between atoms. But in the final analysis, these are all atoms, even if not aligned in a straight line, but they are all at a distance from each other. What seems to us continuous, in fact consists of separate parts
Another argument in favor of discreteness. This is the beginning and the end. Agree, everything must have a beginning and an end, or from here to here. Nothing can not be infinite. If something is continuous and infinite, we will not be able to determine it. It will not exist for us. As, however, for the world. We define and understand only what we can calculate. And this means it has a beginning and an end. And again discreteness. The last question remains, but where is the end of discreteness. Further behind the atoms, electrons and protons. Maybe this is not the end.
If I was asked how I represent our world, I would describe the following picture. We are in a picture, the picture behind us is the past, and before us the picture is the future. And we move, according to these pictures, like jumping over rocks to overcome a stream. Only the movements are discrete. Such a mini trip to the future. As such, there is no jump. Once a picture, two pictures, three pictures .... Without the present.
Something like this.