[AntonioLao]

Cracks in dried, settled, dehydrated concrete are downright annoying for any construction project. In addition to the obvious sign of imperfection, they give doubts for the project’s designed stability. Common sense usually dictates that stability is tantamount to durability. However, dynamic stability is really due to an inherent inequality. For the fundamental principle of all natural processes is to move toward equality and at the local infinitesimal level obeying an absolute maxim that equality repels and inequality attracts. It is this property that became the prime mover for the existence of local infinitesimal motion (LIM). Hence, if the probability of all random vacuum fluctuations is exactly zero, and if the absolute temperature of the vacuum is also exactly zero then and only then can true absolute equality and true absolute freedom exist.

[harmonygirl]

This is interesting Antonio. I am not sure I understand the term "dynamic stability"? I get you are using the terms "equality" and "freedom" in a different manner than usual. If not, I am not sure I agree with either the notion of "true absolute equality" or "true absolute freedom". How can an inherently imperfect world support these?

[AntonioLao]

Originally Posted by harmonygirl I am not sure I understand the term "dynamic stability"?

This term is loosely connected to dynamic equilibrium. see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_equilibrium. Equality is used here to hypothesize about the existence of primary local infinitesimal orthogonal forces. And freedom is related to the concept of degree of freedom.

Originally Posted by harmonygirl How can an inherently imperfect world support these?

It is supported by the existence of a quantum of length. See other post about 'apothem'.