| Re: what is the most powerful?
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Originally Posted by Profpat  RP;
You're right on both counts.
1. My spinning coin does form a spiral curve. ( or it appears to )
2. They sure would be in sync. those two universes, just like a gear, one going clockwise and the other going counterclockwise.
That might explain that the creation was really symmetrical and not asymmetrical ( which really to me never made much sense because this was one of the things they couldn't explain and so assumed an asymmetrical creation.)
We wouldn't need all those particles which were annihilated at the beginning.(Supposedly )
If we did have two universes would they be attracted to one another, since gravity is attractive only?
When they touch alot of pure energy would be created.
The image would be more like a figure 8 then the yin/yang image however.
I'm still thinking RP I'll be back.
Best.
Pat | ____________________________________
Hey Prof:
Whaddya say we shift our discussion to the category of 'General Physics'?
As you know our conversation has evolved and I'm not so sure it's appropriate in the 'Religion' category. If you agree to move the discussion to 'General Physics', do you have any suggestions as to what other category we may include it in, and what we may title it? Lemme know, please.
Best regards,
- RP
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"All things come out of the one and the one out of all things." - Heraclitus
"Reality is an illusion - albeit a persistent one." - Einstein
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