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Actually energy should have a direction heh, else the model would not work.
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fredreload said:Actually energy should have a direction heh, else the model would not work.
A sign (you can add and subtract it from a total) but not a direction - Energy is a Scalar, like money.
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Sphere is something I found regarding shape of universe on wiki (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shape_of_the_Universe). Right it's a sign, I think it's out of my reach for now.
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