[quote=N0B0DY;34905]I think you, being both an accountant (re: the balance sheet) and one proposing an antimatter universe, Pat, would see that this world would be impossible if it were not asymmetrical.
Hi Nobody,
Why? The antimatter universe was proposed to restore a symmetrical universe. The present proposed big bang is asymmetrical.
Austin you are back. Did you and RP complete your assignment?
Best to all,
Pat
Much, much closer to my ideas. More later...
Lloyd
Nobody, the above is where you continually make the universal mistake of using the false axiom of absolute velocity, just as Dave does, with no sound reasoning or empirical proofs. There is no generator of absolute velocity___Not possible. If so___Where...? The only possible generator of absolute velocity is you and Dave's egos. The fault lies in not realizing absolute motion is not absolute velocity, and thinned density is not no density.Originally Posted by Nobody
The Great Differences Between Absolute Motion and Absolute Velocity:
Nobody, absolute motion is no more than the entire infinite eternal motion of the universe. Absolute velocity is one's imagination. True, C can and does exist as a time/distance scalable velocity, but reaching absolute velocity, is absolute myth, and generated solely, by the standard model of religious metaphysics. C may be scalable over time, such as faster in the past, but absolutely faster, never. It runs up against the FS density, which may be very fine/thin density, but is still dense enough to slow any mythical or real absolute velocity wave/particle mechanics. So, as you have mentioned to me, stop using the false axioms of standard model physics, and you may start seeing the reality of Hau's experiment, and the truest universal mechanics. Try to use only the clearly defined and proven axioms/laws of physics, and the picture is much clearer. It's all in the the myth of absolute velocity, and the reality of absolute motion. It seems the confusions are always linguistic...
Further, when you view Hau's experiments closely, you realize the extreme compression you keep alluding to is also another impossible axiom, even at the therorized black hole levels, as radiation escapes, and is truly just a much less extreme of near absolute zero compression, where motion is still possible, and light is retrievable, even at this lowest of temps. Just as Dave stated, the confusion lies in the non-axiom of absolute zero energy, and the truer axiom of absolute zero entropy. Motion/energy still exists in absolute zero entropy___It's eternally absolute matter/motion___Not only throughout the visible universe, but also all throughout the eternal infinite void, before first star/black-whatever___Which happens to be the true absolute motion.
Lloyd
"To develop the skill of correct thinking is in the first place to learn what you have to disregard. In order to go on, you have to know what to leave out; this is the essence of effective thinking." Kurt Godel
"Time and space are modes in which we think and not conditions in which we live." Albert Einstein
"The uncertainty principle is an absolute, finite, universal constant." L.G.
"The tick-tick-tick of the caesium atom is a sliding-time-scaler constant of all finite universal motion." L.G.
Pat,
I'm referring to the observable universe, as I thought you were, not to the anti-parallel universe which would render it perfectly symmetrical as one, which can be equated with zero when we consider what is required for both sides to be differentiated.
Mankind, though? If you're serious about that, I would hate to witness your interpretation of imbalance. Like the one-sided observable universe, I don't think mankind can be considered balanced. Although there does seem to be an equality of poverty and wealth, and pleasure and pain.
Lloyd,
With respect to your knowledge of the relative functioning of the universe, based on emprically defined laws, I concede. Yet, like pif asking to show him what doesn't exist, it is impossible to show where there is absolute speed. It is not the sum of relative velocities suggestive of absolute motion, but the non-existent event horizon itself which has no time - it cannot be attributed any concept of time or space.
You had once suggested we think of the universe in spherical terms. So imagine that an event occurs at one end and the information propagates in x amount of light years to the other side. From an observer's point of view there can be any number of instantaneous speeds and relative velocities along the way, but from the absolute perspective of the universe which is said to exist everywhere, the event would occur at both ends simultaneously because the absolute universe "exists" at both ends.
There is no time - which solely governs observable reality - because the absolute frame would follow the event at every point. And I say "would" because the absolute remains static regardless of the relative motion, and therefore renders any and all motion recreated over spatial points through time as a sensory illusion - inclusive of common sense.
Pif,
It is understandable that you would infer I'm wrong, but your position is non sequitur. I have tried for ten years to give adequate evidence, not to prove the existence of non existence, but to lead people to draw their own conclusions by extracting relevant information based on extending logical hypotheses to the absolute level.
You have once again failed to elaborate, through friendly debate, where my absolute divider is an incorrect deduction. And I know now the reason is that you're bright enough to see the simplicity of it - what is the cause for there to be a difference between up and down? - and you just don't want to admit it.
The Secret of the Universe may be in this picture, but where?
I'm gonna go out on a limb, Austin, and say:
Nobody,You have once again failed to elaborate, through friendly debate, where my absolute divider is an incorrect deduction. And I know now the reason is that you're bright enough to see the simplicity of it - what is the cause for there to be a difference between up and down? - and you just don't want to admit it.
People are the dividers. Your deduction is incorrect because you fail to put yourself into the equation and recognise that it is YOU who is doing the dividing, and then trying to justify your own position. I might suggest that you do this because you approach the subject with a pre-conceived notion of 'God' being some kind of ultimate thing. Existence is a whole thing, and therefore can only be the ultimate thing. You could call existence 'god' if you like, but the implications will be the same, whatever name you wish to use. This leads you to many other wrong conclusions, without a true foundation for your thoughts, hence...people are the dividers...when they do not know reality (hence, again, the need to search for it!).
The great thing is that denying all of this will only spur others on to find the eventual answer, the TRUTH of it, so whether 'god' is anything at all, or not, its truth will be found, regardless of whatever anyone thinks or does to stop it. Knowledge is an inevitability for Humans. We will (are) self-destruct(ing) without it.
pif.
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