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Originally posted by menguard
The Universe interfolds on itself, so a "new design" is carried through the wavelengths of time/being, nothing more than a microminature depiction of the self folding in on itself.
Originally posted by Tom Bedlam
Which is pretty much just babble.
"wavelengths of time/being"?
Can you even muster up a definition of wavelength? How that applies to time? No?
It's wonderful to sit around with your Zen Koan Generator or whatnot and post meaningless phrases, but it's generally an indicator of mental laziness.
Originally posted by Tom Bedlam
Which is pretty much just babble.
"wavelengths of time/being"?
Can you even muster up a definition of wavelength? How that applies to time? No?
It's wonderful to sit around with your Zen Koan Generator or whatnot and post meaningless phrases, but it's generally an indicator of mental laziness.
Originally posted by shrunkensimon
I love how people have a go at a member for using "zen like" phrases.. "the bending of spacetime" sounds more ludicrous to me!
Einstein was a clever man, but his theories are seriously flawed.
One should ask, why is Einstein infinitly more famous than Nikola Tesla (if you've ever heard of him!). Tesla understood more about the fabric of reality than Einstein ever did. He also understood the idea of the cosmic ether/zero point energy, something that Einsteins theories negate because it doesn't work with them..
Tesla gave us electricity. Einstein gave us "the bomb"..
Originally posted by menguard
Answer:The periodical time in which time travels.
Originally posted by Tom Bedlam
Originally posted by menguard
Answer:The periodical time in which time travels.
That's certainly not a wavelength. Try again.
Originally posted by menguard
What is matter made out of.
Originally posted by Tom Bedlam
Originally posted by menguard
Answer:The periodical time in which time travels.
That's certainly not a wavelength. Try again.
Originally posted by iori_komei
Originally posted by menguard
What is matter made out of.
In order from largest to smallest.
Atoms>Sub-atomic particles>point particles/(theoretically)Oscilating
strands of 2D energy>Supradimensional knots.
Originally posted by Tom Bedlam
Actually, your last statement is doubly wrong. Tesla didn't "give you electricity" - he gave you the AC motor. Einstein didn't work on "the bomb", either.
Can you define "zero point energy" without looking at the net for help? Did Tesla ever use that phrase?
Originally posted by etshrtslr
Originally posted by iori_komei
Originally posted by menguard
What is matter made out of.
In order from largest to smallest.
Atoms>Sub-atomic particles>point particles/(theoretically)Oscilating
strands of 2D energy>Supradimensional knots.
Energy! Everything is energy from the smallest supra-dimensional knots to the largest star in the universe and everything else in between.
Originally posted by menguard
Originally posted by Tom Bedlam
Originally posted by menguard
Answer:The periodical time in which time travels.
That's certainly not a wavelength. Try again.
Thoughts are made up of the light spectrum.
Originally posted by Tom Bedlam
Originally posted by menguard
Originally posted by Tom Bedlam
Originally posted by menguard
Answer:The periodical time in which time travels.
That's certainly not a wavelength. Try again.
Thoughts are made up of the light spectrum.
Oh, bullcrap.
See, you new agey guys try to use physics and chemistry terms that actually have meaning, in order to arrogate their authority to your generally indefensible attempts at philosophy.
You'd be hard pressed to define "light spectrum" without using wikipedia, much less could you produce a really rigorous definition of "thought". Many a philosopher better than you has debated that point.
Originally posted by mrmonsoon
The early results from Gravity Probe B, one of Nasa's most complicated satellites, confirmed yesterday 'to a precision of better than 1 per cent' the assertion Einstein made 90 years ago - that an object such as the Earth does indeed distort the fabric of space and time.
Please visit the link provided for the complete story.
LINK
Imagine what we will know tomorrow!!