Recent content by stealth666

Agreed. If it started to shrink, time would still move forward in the box, because time is simply the determinate variable of the function that describes the boundary condition of the universe, where as entropy describes the condition of every particle inside the universe. I guess, really...

Phrak, let's do a thought experiment: I have some spin ice, and I charge it with enough magnetricity to produce a strong north pole. Then I bring a second sample of untreated spin ice near it. Will that induce a south pole in the second sample? Furthermore, did I just cause quantum...

Time comes from expansion, right? In a perfectly reflective islolated closed box in which particles move, time does not exist. All paths are deterministic. All particle motion can be described as basic trig functions. But if you let the box expand, all paths lose their determined...

Thanks, Phrak. I think now I am going to use Dirac strings to channel gravitons through a narrow region, using a starship. Will gravitons travel down a Dirac string? They will with a little love. Like warm molecules into cold water, a ship at high velocity can shunt the gravitons ahead of it...

Phrak, what you are saying is that gravity and electromagnetism are forever separate (because I can run with that), but why? Is there not some great hint named after somebody that I can use and look up for justification?

But why? A know-it-all scientists should at least have a last say before before he is proven wrong and then is collapsed by a monopole, for instance, into a burst of light and gravitons. Why yes, it does. For instance, after I die, I intend to donate my brain to science fiction. And I would...

I'm a sci-fi writer and would like some help, if you would please. My story is simple: monopoles arising in spin-ice can be charged with enough magnetricity to deflect spin 2 gravitons, freeing manking from the tyranny of a lone world, and propelling us into a vast new tyranny. I heard...