How is literally EVERYTHING in physics not binary?

[iWonderMan]

TL;DR

how is the universe not binary?

i will debate the most brilliant minds alive, with this

 

[iWonderMan]

I feel im gonna get kicked out if i share what i know. It has happened before. Maybe not here, but I would rather debate than just be kicked out by posting my theories. I am more than happy to post my theories and then have a debate than post my theories and get banished because it is not the actual going theory. So am i a go to say what i think? what i see? what i know?

 

[.Scott]

The problem with "sharing what you know" is that unless it commonly accepted, you will need citations.
Here's an except from the Terms:

We wish to discuss mainstream science. That means only topics that can be found in textbooks or that have been published in reputable journals.

 

[iWonderMan]

This entire thing is 0 or 1. I am gonna be happy to explain to anyone that wants to debate. The big bang, itself, is binary.

And to say that it is too much of a simplification is disregarding reality and what binary actually means. It means far more than just 0 or 1

 

[Dale]

All posts on PhysicsForums should be consistent with the professional scientific literature. What you personally theorize is not relevant unless it is consistent with the literature

 

[iWonderMan]

All posts on PhysicsForums should be consistent with the professional scientific literature. What you personally theorize is not relevant unless it is consistent with the literature

Okay. I guess I get that in the relevant forum thing. I didnt real the rules carefully enough. I wasnt trying to be a d!ck

 

[berkeman]

Thread is closed for Moderation.

 

[Dale]

Why?

Because we have found through years of experience that this is the best way to keep the signal to noise ratio high.

 

[berkeman]

Okay. I guess I get that in the relevant forum thing. I didnt real the rules carefully enough.

After some cleanup, the thread will remain closed.