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HallsofIvy, Redbelly98 - thank you for taking time to answer my question. Yes, I realize there is issue with units. My curiosity is satisfied. Thanks.

By taking it further... m*ev = some constant (k) then ev = k/m so v = log(k/m) where v is velocity and m is mass

I remember I re-wrote it into this form: m + mv + 1/2 mv2 + 1/6 mv3 + ... = m + 1/1! mv + 1/2! mv2 + 1/3! mv3 + ... = m ( 1 + v/1! + v2/2! + v3/3! + ...) which is equal to mev (using exponential series) But then I could never think of any meaning of ev..what could possibly be e...

So it seems, from mechanics point of view, we can not impact universe much. But by exchanging information with other holders/exercisers of free will, it may be possible to bring about a larger change over time. On the other hand, if one cares to give the Creator theory a thought, is it possible...

We know that we, as humans, with our free will, can alter/impact our earthly world, and to some extent, our solar system. How much **possibly** we can impact/alter our part of the galaxy and/or universe? Is there any role for free will in the continuity of the universe? Just wondering if there...

Thank you Borek. It is so obvious, and I did not see it...this sequence has no meaning in physics.

Hello, When I was studying physics in high-school, I often wondered what would be the meaning of sequence below in physics... m + mv + mv2 + mv3 + ... This is equivalent to \summvn for n=0 to infinity where m is mass, and v is velocity. The though process was, that if mass (m)...