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Moebius again - 11-08-2005, 03:22 PM

This is the same image found elsewhere posted. Moebius band start clockwise from inside arrow going into outside then back inside arriving at the starting point once again left to right and right to left past and future reverse position in a twisted space and time.



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Meobius strip: - 11-08-2005, 04:01 PM

Is it usefull in physics?
  
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fermion's spin mystery - 11-08-2005, 04:11 PM

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Is it usefull in physics?
It can explain why all fermions need to spin twice before returning to the original state. However, bosons only need to spin once.


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It can explain why all fermions need to spin twice before returning to the original state. However, bosons only need to spin once.
What impplies that this difference exist? Any other property?
  
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spin half and whole integer spin - 11-08-2005, 04:39 PM

All fermions have halt integral spin while all bosons have integral spin. These are determined by Fermi-Dirac and Bose-Einstein statistics when studying the energy distributions from spectral analyses.


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All fermions have halt integral spin while all bosons have integral spin. These are determined by Fermi-Dirac and Bose-Einstein statistics when studying the energy distributions from spectral analyses.
Shouldn't this mean that then the bosons are more fundaemtnal than the fermions? And, if so, then it means that all matter was before force. So the force in the unvierse is decreasing but the mass is increasing. This is completelly against thermobynamics, I know, but it's time to change things around physics a bit.
  
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lefthand shake with rightthand - 11-08-2005, 09:31 PM

If you stand still while I move around the Moebius band, when we meet again I can shake hand with your right hand using my left hand. This is possible because I'm made from fermions. But for bosons it does not matter how many times around the Moebius band, they can only shake hands left to left and right to right.


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Smile from the moutain top all seems the same - 11-08-2005, 10:25 PM

Yes I agree physics is the path to enlightenment,and also so are all the others,
the up-hill struggle to understand truth-reality,as it isness,comes from all corners of the earth and from all disciplines,whether the arts,sciences,religeous,
groups and faiths,individual efforts,whatever,we keep climbing our own path until
we reach the top of the mountain,and when we do,and we understand that we
have!Then we will all see one another and shake hands.for there is only one truth,but there are many roads to find it!!



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accountability - 11-09-2005, 01:30 PM

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My question is, wouldn't it be un-scientific to have an overall explenation of everything, based on two things that derive uncertainity (relativity and probability)? What are the philosophic implication of their' unification?
A truly complete unification is the philosophy of relativity, probability, and accountability.


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A truly complete unification is the philosophy of relativity, probability, and accountability.
ACCOUNTABILITY?
  
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