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Thought that guesser was dead?
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Didn't Euler 'prove' it long before Einstein was even born?
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lookout for breaking news.E=mcx2, intelligent force controlling the universe=final piece of jigsaw= gravity waves
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To whom is it waving?
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it looks live they found the nature god,= ripples in the fabric of space time, unproven for 100 years,the greatest day in history is today.looks like Albert was correct all along
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gravitational waves can not be an accident they have to be created.=theory of relativity.
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this will also prove that there are blackholes and they collide.
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I just had a thought,Alberts last theory of general relativity if proven will mean that the universe will some day end inside one super massive blackhole known as heaven according to the book of genesis.
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it will also prove that there is no such thing as time.and that time travel is possible.
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Created by two blackholes colliding over a billion years ago apparently.
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Did you know the universe is not round, but flat, as flat as a piece of paper.
Everything in time tends towards flatness and it is the immense scale of time in the universe that means it must be flat. |
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Looks like a plea for more funding to me.
How the hell can you measure fluctuations at that kind of sub-microscopic level and claim they can't possibly have been the result of e.g. an insect under the floor or someone shutting a door a few miles away? |
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Read The Divine Matrix a while ago plus other quantum physic type books.
Fascinating stuff indeed. Feelings/faith/belief whether positive or negative are shown to affect the quantum world. At the basic level, the placebo affect is quite extraordinary. |
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Why only one god Brassneck? For all anyone knows there could be one at the centre of every black hole. Perhaps Albert would have approved.
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How the hell can you measure fluctuations at that kind of sub-microscopic level and claim they can't possibly have been the result of e.g. an insect under the floor or someone shutting a door a few miles away?
That’s why there are two interferometers hundreds of miles apart and the data from the two is consistent and shifted slightly in time, as you’d expect, as the wave has to reach one detector first. The odds that there were two car doors slamming and two insects walking about in the vicinity of both detectors within the 0.2 of second that all this took place must be very big. There are also 3 other detectors in various stages of being built across the world which should make this sort of experiment even more solid. This is no neutrinos-go-faster-than-light-oops-no-we-didn’t-push-the-plug-right-in nonsense, it seems. |
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If time travel is or will be possible, why has no one come back from the future?
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At the basic level, the placebo affect is quite extraordinary.
Whats great about the placebo effect is that you can even be told its a placebo and the effect is pretty much the same. Its as though it isnt the trick of the false medication that drives the outcome, but the fact that the assurance that the outcome will be positive even knowing the tablet 'does' nothing is the determining factor which is a whole world of weird. The 'taking' of something knowing its nothing, having a desirable outcome I reckon is down to simply the action of doing something that is said to work even though the effect is actually deferred one notch from the actual expectancy of the effect of the tablet. The mind being the key. |
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Everything that exists happens together in space time,the past,the present,and the future as we know it.
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but on a serious note,had the scientists of the world not confirmed Einstein,s theory they would all be out of a job because their maths would not add up correctly.So to solve the row between themselves I guess they all said lets agree with Alberts findings and get some credibility back
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I will explain the everything happens together theory.
its simple=if you stand at your house and watch a parade pass your house ,the parade may last 4 hours. it you view the same parade from space looking down from a space ship the parade may only last a second. |
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brassneck
As much as I like you stick to the water theory please. |
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Hootie knew...
"Time" Time, why you punish me? Like a wave bashing into the shore You wash away my dreams. Time, why you walk away? Like a friend with somewhere to go You left me crying Can you teach me about tommorrow And all the pain and sorrow Running free? Cause tomorrow's just another day And I don't believe in time Time, I don't understand Children killing in the street Dying for the color of red Time, hey there red and blue Wash them in the ocean, make them clean, Maybe their mothers won't cry tonight Can you teach me about tomorrow All the pain and sorrow Running free? But tomorrow's just another day And I don't believe in... [chorus:] Time is wasting Time is walking You ain't no friend of mine I don't know where i'm goin' I think I'm out of my mind Thinking about time And if I die tomorrow, yeah Just lay me down in sleep [chorus] Time, you left me standing there Like a tree growing all alone The wind just stripped me bare, stripped me bare Time, the past has come and gone The future's far away Now only lasts for one second, one second Can you teach me about tomorrow And all the pain and sorrow Running free? 'Cause tomorrow's just another day And I don't believe in time [chorus] Time, why you punish me? |
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Better explained here...
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Lets be honest. Nobody on here has a scoobie what it means or what it's relevance is.
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