Recent content by Bannon

I don't think two universe can co-exist in the same time frame. therefore there is no "outside". and since time is infinite, so is how many universes there are. i think they interact like frames in a movie, the previous frame attributes to the current frame, which attributes to the next...

What I meant was if a supercomputer made a prediction based on calculations within a deterministic universe, our free-will could defy its prediction! Ie, your neighbours alarm clock WILL be going off monday morning at precisly so and so a time... But, your free-will may entice you to walk...

If this universe is deterministic, then a supercomputer could reveal any region in spacetime, including past, present and future systems existing within it. This would create a new chain of reactions not included in the original determination of the universe, and could only be a determined event...

So, if this prediction were exposed to us, we could deliberately change it. I am thinking this is a problem. If so, what happened to the predetermined universe? is it the existence of multiverses that allows randomness? or undeterminability? I really lose hours of sleep trying to answer myself.

It would seem that only a multiverse can allow a pre-destined universe to become uncertain.

And moving at .07% the speed of light.

Hmm, it seems that not even the mind can be random. If it could be considered a computer.

The Earth's mass has something to do with its overall kinetic energy around the sun, which would effect it's gravity. And it's speed around the sun has something to do with the mass of the sun, which has something to do with ITS momentum relative to everything else.

It simply was an argument i was engaged in, to prove that everything happens as a result of what happened prior to it, and whatever happens in the future, including our own thoughts and decisions, are part of a sequence of reactions dictated by the laws of physics. But apparently not. This...

I am wondering if every one of my moves and thoughts are mathematically linked to the beginning of time, and that changing this long chain of event is mathematically impossible. A yes or no answer will do.

Actually, a cell phone is more likely to save your life then take it via radiation, by a far shot. As you spend 5 minutes pondering this idea, you have already been exposed to thousand of different types of radiation, and therefore could be taking damage.

The best way to memorize biology is to summarize every paragraph you read in your head before you move on to the next one. Eventually, before moving on to the next chapter, summarize all of the paragraphs you've just read in the original one.. By the end of the book, you will be-able to...

I think they used the lead piece because of its mass and density.

I am pretty sure protons would not emit any visible light due to its high energy level. I believe if any radiation emits from it..the electromagnetic fequency would be to high for the eye to perceive, unless it were the pain of your retna burning up..