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Tina · **Re: An Idea -** 09-24-2007, 12:01 AM

[quote=Profpat;34978]Hi Tina;

[size=2]You'll have to access my Idea at;( [url]
But please do, when you can, as I would love to hear your comments.

No trouble accessing. Had a quick read through to get gist before go back and study in more detail. But quantum maths (if that's what it is?) know nil so leaves me unable to understand these sections fully.

1) Scenario: 1 proton, 1 neutron and 1 electron meet one day and they decide that if they worked together they could achieve everything. So they formed a particle and have remained in this alliance ever since. Why does the alliance adhere...while all known alliances break down eg chemical change.

2) If constant change (I Ching) how are you defining " constant" "change"?

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Tina 6th degree Black Belt Status: Offline Posts: 804 Thanks Given: 68 Thanked 67x in 63 Posts Join Date: Sep 2007 Rep Power: 12	Re: An Idea - 09-24-2007, 12:01 AM [quote=Profpat;34978]Hi Tina; [size=2]You'll have to access my Idea at;( [url] But please do, when you can, as I would love to hear your comments. No trouble accessing. Had a quick read through to get gist before go back and study in more detail. But quantum maths (if that's what it is?) know nil so leaves me unable to understand these sections fully. 1) Scenario: 1 proton, 1 neutron and 1 electron meet one day and they decide that if they worked together they could achieve everything. So they formed a particle and have remained in this alliance ever since. Why does the alliance adhere...while all known alliances break down eg chemical change. 2) If constant change (I Ching) how are you defining " constant" "change"?