frictionless contact

[AntonioLao]

When the normal or perpendicular components of the contact forces are all identically zero, the contact becomes frictionless. In addition, if the tangential or parallel components are also identically zero then a true vacuum emerged. This is where interactions between matter and energy do not exist, a state of pure nothingness – the true vacuum. However, empirical data of quantum fluctuation make it almost impossible for true vacuum to exist. This is verified by the quantized normal modes of quantum field theories.

[mkirkpatrick]

The true vacuum then I believe does exist,but not in this physical universe,it exist on the
other side of the point that is the gateway to the protyle atom,there within the absolute
frictionless abode of absolute unity,all is still,absolute motionlessness,the reason there is no friction is elementally simple,no-thing moves!How could you possibly have movement
when all is all and complete,then everywhere is here!ominipresent-ubiquitous,perfect-peace,that is beyond all understanding?



regards michael.

[theunify]

Again I think we are usually averse to the word "non-existance" To say that a pure vacuum does not exist, is logical, why would nothing=something? It doesn't mean however that we can not use place holder for a void, thereby signifying that non-existance has a quantity, but lacks any quality.

Also I agree with you that from our perspective there is no such thing as non flucuating vacuum, however from the vacuum's perspective there is no such thing as a self flucuation I can assure.

[AntonioLao]

The true vacuum then I believe does exist

By the existence of its tangential components of the contact force which can only be indirectly detected by the quantum fluctuations of its normal components.

[mkirkpatrick]

By the existence of its tangential components of the contact force which can only be indirectly detected by the quantum fluctuations of its normal components.

Absolutely,it is the same with the etheric field,which can only be detected by inference.



regards michael,

[AntonioLao]

which can only be detected by inference.

Fine and dandy as long as no one committed a type I alpha error or a type II beta error.

[mkirkpatrick]

Fine and dandy as long as no one committed a type I alpha error or a type II beta error.

That is an interesting point,we will have to hope that this is so,then we will be fine and dandy!



regards michael.

[AntonioLao]

we will have to hope that this is so

If absolute certainty is possible then who needs the science of statistics or the mathematics of probability?

[mkirkpatrick]

If absolute certainty is possible then who needs the science of statistics or the mathematics of probability?

Who indeed?


regards michael.

[AntonioLao]

Who indeed?

Those who constantly doubt and those who forget easily.