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[quote=Robert Duncan;13056][center][size=4][color=#60bf00]Fitzpatrick's
hi
very interesting
....there is in my mind the picture of two moving streams of force going in opposite directions in the wave with opposite charges and then by attraction in acceleration factors maybe of gravity getting closer at a point of reference of the event effect in the wave theorem .. as they join the bottom right of the X and top right of the X separate from the left side
> < there in forming two new paths going in opposite directions still, vectoring 90 degrees and now with same charge possibly repelling ... what do you think? are the waves accelerating to the join in intensity and instantaneous beyond quantum measurement? is this another ampere law perhaps or within the scope?

Peace! graham

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G_burnett 6th degree Black Belt Status: Offline Posts: 991 Thanks Given: 678 Thanked 422x in 314 Posts Join Date: Jan 2008 Rep Power: 22	Re: Fitz'slatest revision of what Force, Space and Time really are in the wave world. - 02-18-2008, 01:44 AM [quote=Robert Duncan;13056][center][size=4][color=#60bf00]Fitzpatrick's hi very interesting ....there is in my mind the picture of two moving streams of force going in opposite directions in the wave with opposite charges and then by attraction in acceleration factors maybe of gravity getting closer at a point of reference of the event effect in the wave theorem .. as they join the bottom right of the X and top right of the X separate from the left side > < there in forming two new paths going in opposite directions still, vectoring 90 degrees and now with same charge possibly repelling ... what do you think? are the waves accelerating to the join in intensity and instantaneous beyond quantum measurement? is this another ampere law perhaps or within the scope? Peace! graham its all empathy!