The Cajun is here

[the cajun]

Hi, I'm the cajun, a retired chemist from south Louisiana. My view of the universe is not far removed from the old fashioned notion of the ether. Interactions within this matrix and the interaction of the matrix whith itself are perceived as changes in the status quo.This change is perceived by us as the flow of time and indeed time itself. Our notion of time, our awareness of self, is nothing more than the sense of change. What many call conciousness is nothing more than recall of sensations in the past and more importantly changes that we project into the future. We are the dance of interactions twirling our way across the ether. We are the ether.

[labelwench]

Hello Cajun,

Pleased to make your acquaintance and look forward to your future posts.

Labelwench

[the cajun]

Thanks, glad to be here.

[AntonioLao]

My welcome question would be: have you a modified or revised theory of the ether? The classical ether theory had already been replaced by Einstein's special theory of relativity. Moreover, a modern ether theory also need to include both general relativity and quantum mechanics.

[the cajun]

Einstein had no use for a luminiferous ether theory for his special theory of relativity. The Lorentz contraction is easily explained but time dilation is something else. But then again I can imagine slower interactions at speed. General relativity's mathematical treatment of time affected by mass is linked to the same drag dynamics of the special theory. Quantum mechanics, especially the seething virtual particles of the vacuum are ready made creatures of a new ether theory.

[AntonioLao]

So what is this new ether theory and where and when you gonna reveal this new spacetime revelation?

[the cajun]

The Cajun ether theory states that not only does the ether "carry" the force of gravity but gravity interacts with the ether to affect that very same force. Massive black holes for example should "change" gravity enough to cause observable differences which should be detected. I will post an article here in the near future.

[AntonioLao]

Unfortunately, I am one of those who does not believe black holes. For me blackness comes from lack of directional invariance and mass comes from excess directional invariance.

[mkirkpatrick]

The Cajun ether theory states that not only does the ether "carry" the force of gravity but gravity interacts with the ether to affect that very same force. Massive black holes for example should "change" gravity enough to cause observable differences which should be detected. I will post an article here in the near future.

Welcome and many thanks cajun,look forward to reading
your article.


warmest regards michael.

[the cajun]

Define directional invariance.