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Topic: Quantums Grand Theory |
QuantumArtist
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Forum: General Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 9:50 am Subject: Quantums Grand Theory |
Nobody have new input? I'm SLOWLY constructing a much more polished version of this theory.  |
Topic: Quantums Grand Theory |
QuantumArtist
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Forum: General Posted: Sun May 25, 2008 10:27 pm Subject: Quantums Grand Theory |
Just seeing if there is still interest in this topic...  |
Topic: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
QuantumArtist
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Forum: General Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2007 10:22 am Subject: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
I am sorry for the incorrect use of the term mass. I meant to say "absolute matter" has no dimension. It therefore has no size.
Hence, yes! It is infinitely small and any event we see cou ... |
Topic: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
QuantumArtist
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Forum: General Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2007 6:08 am Subject: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
"Would there be a ‘potential verb’? Meaning what does the verb do on its ‘free time’?"
Ah, now theres the trick! For action to OCCUR it must act upon someTHING. Until matter comes ... |
Topic: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
QuantumArtist
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Forum: General Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2007 7:13 am Subject: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
| Oh, and I believe light flirts on the border of this threshold, making it seem half in reality. |
Topic: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
QuantumArtist
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Forum: General Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2007 7:11 am Subject: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
Ack!
Cant edit the <o> to look any different. Its supposed to have --- on either side of the o.
Also, about the accelerator suddenly loosing particles. Its possible the particle wa ... |
Topic: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
QuantumArtist
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Forum: General Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2007 7:06 am Subject: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
| Odd disappearances of particles doesn't concern me much. Remember, according to my theory, that particle is just a pixel in the universe. If we cant see it one moment, and again the next, its possible ... |
Topic: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
QuantumArtist
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Forum: General Posted: Thu Sep 20, 2007 5:02 pm Subject: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
oops! When I said;
"I certainly hope so! Its just to say that I'm 100% sure that in doing so, you'd be converting the truest, most basic unit of energy/action (the verb of life), just a manife ... |
Topic: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
QuantumArtist
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Forum: General Posted: Thu Sep 20, 2007 4:59 pm Subject: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
| So here is the problem gents. 2nd law of thermodynamics (lets just call it 2ndTD) says energy is neither lost, or created... The concept tapping into infinite energy would seem to clash with this endl ... |
Topic: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
QuantumArtist
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Forum: General Posted: Thu Sep 20, 2007 2:54 am Subject: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
| So, out of phase applies to sound? You see... when I speak of energy, I speak of something so basic, it can only be described as action. Its so very basic that I have to liken it to a verb in a senten ... |
Topic: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
QuantumArtist
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Forum: General Posted: Wed Sep 19, 2007 4:18 pm Subject: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
Out of phase? Dimensions? Such terms elude my understanding. Actually... they elude anyones understanding by default. Why? Because these terms are so vague they could mean anything.
Please be more ... |
Topic: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
QuantumArtist
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Forum: General Posted: Wed Sep 19, 2007 2:32 am Subject: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
| I guess I need to clarify that -1, 1, and 0 are all this ether you speak of. Its the same stuff. All the values strictly relate to "charge" of polarity, not state of existence. I do believe ... |
Topic: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
QuantumArtist
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Forum: General Posted: Tue Sep 18, 2007 4:47 pm Subject: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
Actually, my equations were merely to show a relationship in polar forces that has been completely overlooked due to a lack of understanding the potential for a force existing in 0 polarity.
Whethe ... |
Topic: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
QuantumArtist
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Forum: General Posted: Tue Sep 18, 2007 2:54 am Subject: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
[quote="Cryptoscientia"]Ether is infinitely small and fills all parts of the universe.[/quote]
Just a minor point of clarification if I may. Ether (or what I call action) is not small... ... |
Topic: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
QuantumArtist
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Forum: General Posted: Tue Sep 18, 2007 2:50 am Subject: So is Stephen Hawkins wrong or is Einstein wrong? |
LariAnn, you're saying almost exactly what I say about polarity! You might like the theory I posted in this thread;
http://www.zpenergy.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=604
W ... |
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