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    Re: pugilistic physics

    Can we assume that the biggest egocentric moron of them all is the big bang singularity?
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    Re: pugilistic physics

    Quote Originally Posted by AntonioLao View Post
    Can we assume that the biggest egocentric moron of them all is the big bang singularity?
    Yes I think we can assume this,as from this point all has sprung from.


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    Re: pugilistic physics

    I am asserting that the big bang never happened. I derived this assertion from a quantum theory of the space-time continuum.
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    Re: pugilistic physics

    Quote Originally Posted by AntonioLao View Post
    I am asserting that the big bang never happened. I derived this assertion from a quantum theory of the space-time continuum.
    Well I am not sure,I think the universe goes in cycles spanning billions of years,then begin again.


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    Re: pugilistic physics

    In science, we have to be sure about our conjectures before we can prove them into theorems. The cycle of the universe could conform more to a Mobius cycle, since physical concept of frequency (both spatial and temporal) can be described as a completion of this infinitesimal Mobius cycle.
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    Re: pugilistic physics

    Quote Originally Posted by AntonioLao View Post
    In science, we have to be sure about our conjectures before we can prove them into theorems. The cycle of the universe could conform more to a Mobius cycle, since physical concept of frequency (both spatial and temporal) can be described as a completion of this infinitesimal Mobius cycle.
    Yes that's it,a Mobius cycle seems just right.


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    Re: pugilistic physics

    In the classical theory of electromagnetism, one Mobius cycle is called a period of the electromagnetic wave. The inverse of the period is known as the frequency of the electromagnetic wave. The wavelength of the wave is defined as the speed of the wave divided by this defined frequency or Mobius cycle.
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    Re: pugilistic physics

    Quote Originally Posted by AntonioLao View Post
    In the classical theory of electromagnetism, one Mobius cycle is called a period of the electromagnetic wave. The inverse of the period is known as the frequency of the electromagnetic wave. The wavelength of the wave is defined as the speed of the wave divided by this defined frequency or Mobius cycle.
    It would be interesting if we could detect at what point we are on within this current cycle? Are we on the incline or decline?

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    Re: pugilistic physics

    Currently, the universe is observed to be expanding and this expansion is accelerating.
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    Re: pugilistic physics

    Quote Originally Posted by AntonioLao View Post
    Currently, the universe is observed to be expanding and this expansion is accelerating.
    So we are still on the upward cycle at present then.


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