Recent content by Atwun

according to an online resource tautological: 1. a. Needless repetition of the same sense in different words; redundancy. b. An instance of such repetition. 2. Logic An empty or vacuous statement composed of simpler statements in a fashion that makes it logically true whether the simpler...

I find your question very interesting especially because as it now stands, the post right below yours, although the thread was started earlier in the day, is the very question you are asking. In my thread that is named "the destruction of energy" I end up with asking the same question you have...

Most of your responses to the words I wrote I now understand and I appreciate your perspective on the way I wrote what I wrote. I would like to know, if energy cannot be defined as matter in motion, how can we define it? Any word that we are to use the word energy with must have something in...

My response to the first three responses after my last response is this: As far as momentum goes...the first responder said I might not have a clear distinction between momentum and energy...I doubt this to be the case...I am clear about the reality that momentum and energy both have the...

Both your responses makes sense and I agree with the idea that there the total amount of action in the universe remains constant ...that being said...you are also saying that matter in motion is NOT the definition of energy but only one kind of energy. However, whatever name you give to anyone...

fragments of film I read a book called the "Holographic Universe". It explained how a hologram is generated. One aspect of hologram creation holds a puzzle that the book I read did not know the answer to. I have not found the answer anywhere and I am looking for a solution to this puzzle. The...

It has been said that energy cannot be created or destroyed. If energy is matter in motion, and if matter stops moving, than why can it not be said that; where there was energy, there is no more? After being in motion could matter only stop moving and therefore cease to be considered energy, if...