The Principle Of Equivalent Trade (Part 3) & Alchemy
Saturday, May 21st, 2005Well, i received a comment from Dinash about the P.O.E.T which says that he can prove the Law of Conservation of Matter wrong. He says that matter can be converted to energy and be converted back into matter using the anti-matter theory, otherwise known as teleportation. Well, i wouldn’t say thats false. But wat im trying to stress here is the Principle of Equivalent Trade. You see, in the process of convertion from matter to energy and from energy to matter back, the total ‘value’ of it will stay the same. I may not know how to calculate the ‘value’ of the matter or energy, but i know that it stays the same. Reason? Simple, if it doesn’t stay the same, then the matter converted back from the energy will be something else, right? Matter1 = Energy = Matter2, therefore, Matter1 = Matter2. From that equation, i’ll say that it is Equivalent Trade. Matter1 was converted into Energy of the Equal Value. Then this Energy was converted back into Matter2 which is of Equal Value as well. That is an example of Equivalent Trade.
Another thing that attracted my attention about his comments are these words, " I also believe that every element differs from the other by just the
proton number. If i can find a way to add protons into iron i can be an
alchemist. Iron to gold. Love it huh. " Well, i also think that elements differ by their proton number. And like he said, if we can find a way to add protons into an atom, or remove protons from an atom, then we can change the element. That’s alchemy. Well, alchemist those days, tried and did many experiments and researchs, to create/find/discover the ‘Philosopher’s Stone’, which they say could be used to change lead into gold. Some even said that it could be used to achieve eternal life.
Well, accoring to the anime series, ‘Fullmetal Alchemist’, " Alchemy is a science where one understands the structure of a matter, breaks it down, and then rebuild it. If used correctly, it could turn plain lead into gold. However since it is science, the principles of natures still apply. You can only create something of a certain mass from something wif the same mass. It is the Principle of Equivalent Trade. " The Philosopher’s Stone in ‘Fullmetal Alchemist’ allows the user to be unbound by the Principle of Equivalent Trade. In other words, the Principle of Equivalent Trade no longer applies. What does this mean? This means that he can use alchemy at his will. He can create something out of nothing. Thats the power of the Philosopher’s Stone in ‘Fullmetal Alchemist’. Cool huh ?
Hmm, i guess thats all this time in this post. Its 2.00 am in the morning. Gotta go sleep now. =)
