[Guille]

Originally Posted by AntonioLao

One of the bases for a TOE would be the extension of a human life expectancy in addition to the comforts that should have then occur during living out each life. Can a TOE extends the average lifespan for an additional 200 years? This would be a good start. If the TOE can do this then it will be just as easy to extend the life for another few thousand years or even much longer.

Here we come to the fact that the REAL TOE should have principles that are not onyl applied to abstract physics, but also to life problems, and human life. If not, it would be practically useless, only helpfull in understanding things which aren't that much realted to us.

[AntonioLao]

Originally Posted by GUILLE

but also to life problems, and human life.

We have already seen these done in organ transplants, but the critical thing is to achieve brain transplant.

[Guille]

Originally Posted by AntonioLao

We have already seen these done in organ transplants, but the critical thing is to achieve brain transplant.

True, I always wonder: if there is a brain transplant, is there a mind transplant also?

[Robert Duncan]

You can read about it at http://www.rbduncan.com/

This is the approximation that Dirac predicted we would eventually find.

We now have an approximation or a model that our mind can actually see.

It's really a simple model.

BUT

It's the math that turns out to be the reciprocal of simplicity.

And that's the problem.


Robert Duncan

[michellemfry]

I'm looking forward to the theory. The first thing I hope it does is to dismantle all paradox's. These little brain teasers have never left my psyche. That is a bit selfish I guess. I am shamelessly cheering for the theory.

[michellemfry]

Does the theory of everything need to be solved or merely articulated? It's a small question, but your opinion would be welcome.

[baudrunner]

I didn't know there was a problem.

[michellemfry]

Yes, there is, it needs to filter down to the simpler beings that inhabit the planet, like me. Feel free to set me on the path.

[subversion]

Originally Posted by michellemfry

Does the theory of everything need to be solved or merely articulated? It's a small question, but your opinion would be welcome.

I think, merely articulated. Or rather, stolen from the truth, but the truth gives it away for free so I don't know if you can call that stealing. Oh yeah, I forgot, everything belongs to everybody so stealing is a false idea anyway. Hooray, everything is free!

[dleviwing]

Originally Posted by subversion

I think, merely articulated. Or rather, stolen from the truth, but the truth gives it away for free so I don't know if you can call that stealing. Oh yeah, I forgot, everything belongs to everybody so stealing is a false idea anyway. Hooray, everything is free!

Sub;
Admit that you have adopted the "Born Again" philosophy of Christianity and move to the spiritual forum; or are you ashamed of your beliefs. Most Christians I know are quite proud of their faith. Don't be Peter and deny he who you profess to be.