[neutralino]

Originally Posted by sillysally But but but! Everything can't end, it's not possible to find a complete toe. I don't believe in a beginning or ending, how/when/where does everything come to a stop?

Why do you think it is impossible to find a TOE?

[sillysally]

Originally Posted by neutralino Why do you think it is impossible to find a TOE?

I don't understand how everything can end or have a limit. If someone can explain how it's possible for everything to stop, then I'll re-evaluate what I think. I can't wrap my mind around everything being limited. Theory of everything sounds too broad for me to imagine, maybe it can be narrowed to theory of mostly everything?

[dipayankar]

My hunch is that the ToE will open up more questions. In that sense finding a Toe will always be an ongoing issue...

Originally Posted by neutralino Why do you think it is impossible to find a TOE?

[sillysally]

Thanks Dip, that's along the line of what I was trying to say.

[austintorn@aol.com]

I discovered the TOE.

Any further questions?

[JamesANicholson]

Great Thread!

I think that the TOE will give us Anti-gravity transportation and space travel for one thing, almost right off the bat. So that would be cool. That just might save us when the next "BIG" asteroid is heading our way from going the way of the Dinosaurs, if we get there in time.

In my TOE there is no Big Bang or any foreseeable end in sight. But then, I am sure that the spider I squashed under my foot couldn't have foreseen that coming either, so who knows, really about that. LOLOL

I am pretty sure that we are not the tip top of the universal food chain for all of our conceited thinking to the contrary.

Aaron

[dipayankar]

SO James, does your ToE have time dilations? Does it equate the spatial dimensions with the time dimension? Would like to know your ToE a little bit better.

Originally Posted by JamesANicholson Great Thread! I think that the TOE will give us Anti-gravity transportation and space travel for one thing, almost right off the bat. So that would be cool. That just might save us when the next "BIG" asteroid is heading our way from going the way of the Dinosaurs, if we get there in time. In my TOE there is no Big Bang or any foreseeable end in sight. But then, I am sure that the spider I squashed under my foot couldn't have foreseen that coming either, so who knows, really about that. LOLOL I am pretty sure that we are not the tip top of the universal food chain for all of our conceited thinking to the contrary. Aaron

[JamesANicholson]

Originally Posted by dipayankar SO James, does your ToE have time dilations? Does it equate the spatial dimensions with the time dimension? Would like to know your ToE a little bit better.

My Theory basically addresses how the four forces are part of a single similar continuous action at different concentrations and geometry scales.

It should allow the same considerations for Relativity to ones point of view which would include what I believe you mean by time dilations. Time and distance are intrinsically tied together by any measure of rate of movement, so they are married to each other. I don't know exactly what you mean by time and space being equal, however.

You can read the first part of my hypothesis about 'Gravity' at this link page on this Forum:

http://www.toequest.com/forum/your-t...-geometry.html

Thanks for inquiring and I will look forward to your comments and questions about my proposal.


With warm regards, Aaron

[sillysally]

Yea! An anti-gravity advocate! I'm with you James, I don't want saggy skin, I don't want car accidents!

[Profpat]

Hi Aaron;

I think we do have anti-gravity transportation right now. It called the airplane. Now if the airlines could handle this anti-gravity industry efficiently we would have it made. For that to happen however I don't think a TOE would help, rather business management is what is needed.

I also believe we have space travel right now and so far are present TOE says it will take too long to visit anywhere really interesting and new given our limitation of light speed.

Best to all,

Pat