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11-11-2005, 02:54 PM

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understandability and simplicity and reproducibility.
What is that principle (accountability) then have to do with the other two, probability and relativity? And, most fundamentally, what does it have to do with the base for these two principles, dependency?
  
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determinism and absolute certainty - 11-11-2005, 03:19 PM

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what does it have to do with the base for these two principles, dependency
it brings us back to Einstein's dream of determinism and absolute certainty that probability is always 1.


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it brings us back to Einstein's dream of determinism and absolute certainty that probability is always 1.
Yes. But it's exactly the opposite of what relativity and probability are, they are preciselly about not being sure, but accountability is being sure. Why should unifying them make any good?
  
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absolutivity - 11-14-2005, 02:28 PM

the unification of relativity and probability becomes absolutivity. There is no traces of the two previous disciplines.


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the unification of relativity and probability becomes absolutivity. There is no traces of the two previous disciplines.
But this absolutivity is only absolute for each particular different relative-probabilistic case. So there are infinatelly many of these absolutivities.
  
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So there are infinatelly many of these absolutivities.
But not the one with infinity as a solution.


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Smile a melding process will unfold. - 11-17-2005, 07:11 PM

Physics will soon begin to value the idea of mind being the essence matter,
there will be a bridge between the esoteric sciences of the east and the exoteric disciplines of the west.This merging will bring a sense of enlightenment.






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