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Re: An answer to the problem of gravity - 03-01-2007, 04:21 PM
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Originally Posted by c. michael turner View Post
C. Michael Turner
Or you can believe time is a dimension and space has 10. I believe time is a measure of change and we all misunderstood the change which is matter becomes space via the gravitational wave.
Why just the gravitational wave? Why not "Matter becomes space via the decay of all waves; gravitional, sound, heat, motion, em, shock, thermal, you mame it?" Then it all recycles, all over again. This would account for finiteness decaying into infinite space. I agree with the rest of your post...

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