Much of what you have posted is false. "People with simple and complex seizures do hear voices.."
Only a few people 'hear voices'. Some people hear noises,
few actually hear voices.
I have never heard of anyone attempting to mask any noise with cotton, nor with headphones, nor have I have...
We can't "escape the conclusion that physics is a mathematical description of logic when we impose the requirement of logic and mathematics on our physics to begin with". This is my point. How can we avoid agnst? Do all theories lead to questions? It is certainly fun to pursue this, but is it...
Agnst
It has been historically true that one theory of what is the most fundamental conceptual unit of existence had later been challanged by another theory of something even smaller, (and/or larger). I would like to know an elequent 'theory of everything'. Is it possible that there is no...
Motors, generators, transporation, farming and food prodution, computers, manufacturing, many applications in medicine, sports, weapons... Painting your sidewalk with frictionless paint might mistake, but frictionless siding on a house would keep it clean.
Find out what actually makes a pin makes a balloon burst, and what a piece of tape can do to prevent it. Does a latex balloon act the same way as the cheap plastic ones? Why?
Mass is a tangable (or it's mathematical model) that the convention which we call the world, exists. You could chase the many theories until you had reached existentalist angst. You still have to get up in the morning and put on your clothes. They have mass. They do exist. My goodness, so do you.
By shape, I mean a set defined limits the parameter(s) of boundries of the photon cloud. The fact that a photon can not be seen does not mean that it cannot be mathematically expressed. A photon, for example, does not escape from a black hole. What would it's physics be, if it were a 'rubber...
Does an electron have a diameter? Does it have a shape? If so, do either one change as light is bent by gravity? What happens to the shape/diameter in, or near, a black hole? If there are any changes, do they affect the properties (laws) of the photon? Can one part of a photon be out of phase...
How can a string be elemental if it can be cut into smaller strings,
or for that matter if it can be cut? Wouldn't an absolute findamental be indivisable? If a string needed time or space in which to exist, then how can bit be fundamental? To say that it exists but is fundamental is rather like...
Because it changes the potential over time. Actually placing a battery would cause a change on the other side, if the battery were to run down, depending on the resistance of the circuit. It might be too small to measure. A constant VA power supply, would not.
"Cold Hard Rigor" v theories that do not produce results?
It is curiosity that drives people to invent ideas, be they irreproducible or proven. It is the discipline of science tests in reality the validity of an idea. Sometimes there is no proof. They remain theory. "Proof" is subjective...
Is a perfect ice cube is made of wholly crystaline water? Aside from bubbles or such trapped particles, (which I am discounting), does the surface of the cube remain as a solid, or is it in a dynamic process of changing it's state?
I suppose that there is in effect, with respect to devices, that there military and secrets must be qualified with negative. Likely your 'opponent' knows your design before you do. I am not sure that a military secret, with respect to weapons, is in the national interest of any country. Isn't...
Thank you.
Another question. Do you have any opinion on the periocity of
changes in magnetic pole orientation?
Why don't they occur at regular intervals (or in a pattern of changes which is at regular intervals?)
Could the slowing down of the Earth have any effect, or is the irregularity...
A recent episode of NOVA, The Magnetic Storm, it had been said that,
"According to generally accepted theory -- the dynamo theory -- interactions between the churning, twisting flow of molten material in the outer core and the magnetic field generate electrical current that, in turn, creates...
This poses an interesting question. IF, as you had said, there is both a theoretical model in which one of the twins does not accelerate, but non-the-less 'comes back' at a different time (or age, as the case may be), and also if it is so that an acceleration need not be 'large' (you have not...
"Passive Radar" is radar which does not ping the jet or the plane. An object such as a Jet affects the atmosphere in many ways. While in theory, many approaches could be used to detect a plane which is wholly passive, it is easier to detect a jet/plane from behind it, detecting many changes that...
With the discovery of the Fullerene, do we need to qualify what we mean when we say "carbon" based life? Perhaps it may be Non-Buckey-carbon based life.
I think that acoustics has too many limitations to be useful. Phase
array radar would be much better. What if, on the other hand, the radar signal were not a ground based signal? Suppose it was a satallite based transmitter? (Or a bounced ground base signal). Ideally we would use a stealth...
Would a stealth plane lower it's detection vulnability by deployment of (projectile weaponry) from the top of the plane (with respect to ground) so that weapons doors are less likely to be detected? Also would the radar profile of a projectile weapon be less if that weapon was fired, for...
You, or the person(s) or device used to package the object in a bag, are that object, (assuming that is, that it can be proven that there is a bag), if you were me. That object would be me. If you had sealed the bag shut and had not otherwise been provided with an atmosphere, you would also be...
To the extent that isotopes have a 1/2t, does that in relativity,
an accelerating particle runs more slowly than than at rest, factor in when calculating the 1/2t of an isotope?
How many states of matter are there? I know of liquid, gas, solid, and plasma. Is epsilon a state of matter? How many states of matter exist as you approach a black hole? How many states of matter were there a moment after the big bang?
Pardon me. I claim ignorance. Where do strings 'exist'? Either? 'String Space'? If so, is there space between on string and the next? What, if anything 'fills' the 'void'(s)? How can strings be fundamental if they have to lay in (some) dimension(s)? Do strings define themselves? If not, what...
Could this be used to make a neutron engine? Also, is it possible that if we do not detect both carbon and nitrogen that it may be so that, assuming that there were neutrons (or proton-proton collisions)
that we may not be carbon based life? I suppose that someone will claim that we are string...
What noodles are you using? What is the gluten content? Are you using rice noodles? Have the noodles been artificially colored? Do they contain eggs? Have you considered the fact that they may contain insect parts? Are you sea level? (See Boyle's law).
I have a question. At very small diameters water looses it's surface tension. This may change the resistance with air (or other media).
How small is this "drop" of water? At what point does it become a gas?
If it were so that duteurium and tritium were acids, depending on their chemical reactions, it might change the soln., and perhaps, it's boiling point. Do light water v heavy water NaCl solutions have different boiling points?