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Hi Fredrick,

I think aerodynamics would be more appropriate in explaining Lloyd's FS, but pertaining to the toe it would only be possible mechanically if the universe were to be finite - even his explanations of finitude within infinite space don't work for the aforementioned reasons that I gave regarding the contractive pressure of near-zero k. Though, remember, it is only my picture and we each have our own.

It would work very well with your model, assuming that your model is finite or an abstract model relating to a finite amount of conservable energy and matter. Again, I would say, yes, you have solved it or realized that it has been solved for quite sometime with gravity where you say it is, but my mind remains on the outside of the pyramid for personal reasons pertaining to your private inquistition of the king of the north and the sides of the north.

You had mentioned that there may be a connection to the pyramidal structures of the past, and I would say that you are right again. The story is one of quick manifest destiny vs the slow evolutionary process required to thoroughly learn about earthly toys before playing with them.

It also very much has to do with politics, religion, money games, and astronomical scientific advancements. The pyramids are mirrored representations of the story in the sky, with the astronomical events governing earthly events. I could write a book on the very accurate relationship between "heaven and earth" alone, needless to say it is a very long story.

I can appreciate your enthusiasm and the vote of confidence, but I'm more of the "slow evolutionary" type and oppose advancements without knowledge of consequences. Not to instigate ill-regard for your efforts and research, but the king of the north collapses the whole pyramid by attempting to build another pyramid atop his position.

I'm fairly sure this is not what you have in mind when utilizing the pyramid model, but like you said we have to go where the evidence takes us. So I have to rest assured knowing that the universe has already overcome itself by keeping record of the effects of all actions, which exceeds man's capability.