True Constant
The speed of light is not the true universal constant. Human observation is the constant. If you took the time that it takes the human mind to observe and process the result of any experiment, and subtracted that from c, then you could concievable argue that things can travel...
I think you are confused about how something can be quantized by NOT, when x = x is a statement of IS. The paradox lies in the perception of non-existence, which by its own definition, cannot exist.
The paradox comes from trying to divide 1 by zero, because zero goes into one zero times...
Let’s imagine that all existence is a big square block of legos. It is infinitely big, so it has no boundaries, but for the purpose of this experiment, it has boundaries. The individual legos are quantified as ONE, just as the entire block is quantified as ONE, because it is all of everything...
I find it interesting that if neutrinos emitted equivalent mass, it would account for Omega = 1. That seems to support my theory. That makes it appear that gravity is a closed circuit out from dimension 5 into 1-4 that forms into fields which account for mass. I wish I had the math to support it.
I absolutely agree. The universe, in my mind, must consist of the same fabric which travels both as particles and waves. QM seems to suggest that empty space is actually particles caught in quantum flux, which if you removed the 4th dimension would make the entire universe solid as if it were...
How do you suppose that there is always attractive forces (gravity) between points in space when not all those points have mass? In my theory, only energy fields (mass) contain points of convergence which result in gravity.
I'm certainly glad that two people were kind enough to respond. The...
Your response deals more with the question of the location of consciousness on an existentialist bent. What I am trying to suggest is that there is no such thing as true 'matter', but rather a collection of unified energy fields that create a sensation that we interpret as solid states.
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Ok, I am not a physicist or a mathematician. I'm more of a philosopher, because its the only discipline people who are broke can afford and still be good at. :smile:
Still, I had a puzzling thought the other day, and I was wondering if at least the concept held some water. Please feel free...