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True, but what kind of 0? Thermal or integer, is there any absolute difference?
The absolute can't exist, so the greatest possible (temperature or integer or difference) must be equal to zero. The zero merely represents the fact that absolutes don't exist, and hence confirms Einstein's predictions of relativity opposing everything that is classically newtonian in its limiting macroscopic views - mass, space, time, etc..
In other words, if you will, any object/energy quantum/particle is not absolute. It is relatively composed of an infinite number of infinitesimal points that are extended via time increments - of course, monopolar linear time that creates space.
Are you absolutely here or not? Try biting your hand until it tells you, you absolutely exist.
Most folks ask me this, taking my words out of context, but like you said it depends on perspective. Subjectively, and obviously relatively, I am "here," but objectively, from a universal perspective, I am not "here" because there is no such thing as "here" or "there" to a universe that is nowhere in particular.
The Western mind separates mind and body, but when the two are viewed as identical it is the subconscious mind that subatomically structures what is called objective reality and the conscious mind/body must conform to its laws.
In my vision of reality, they are absolute representations, symbols of the mind's processing abilities to count the absolute bullets wizzing by your absolute head, in war___1,2,3,4, and zero___gun aimed for absolute head shot___jammed.
Your vision of reality, as is everyone else's, is relative. Absolutely no bullets is not a composite, but Einstein's premise is that once there is an object (in this case a bullet) it is a composite. So the bullet is not a bullet because it is made up of the same substance as space, and space doesn't exist as an absolute because no motion is possible according to that absolute reference frame - that frame doesn't exist. It requires motion and once there is an illusory motion of any kind it is by definition relative. The same applies to inertial mass, which right there contradicts absolute motion. If there is such a thing as absolute motion, mass would be relative to it.
Fractional, infinite reality, now that I can probably agree to___many people are fractioned___no pun intended. And I can agree to it being a fractional, infinite reality___but this must be massively qualified, quantified and its logic must be more tightly wrapped. Last sentence, true, but do one and zero have intrinsic difference unless the inferences of logic identify the object related to, that you are trying to mathematize?
No they don't. Mathematics isn't based on one or zero because it has infinities. Physics doesn't have infinities, one is existence and zero is non existence or undetectable. Absolute one/zero, which don't exist, are illusively fractionalized and from within that infinite timeframe and framework the "absolute/finite" measurements are extracted observably to give the varying impressions of solidity/reality. It's an ass-backward work of art I'd say.
I base my physics on the absolute foundations of infinite space motion/matter thermal absolutes, thermal cmbr, and the accuracy of the cesium atom of radiation thermal motion decay,
Which one of the above doesn't change, and isn't change relative because it has to occur in infinitesimal increments? I would have to say, again, that the only absolute is unchangeability, and that doesn't exist.
Niether analog or digital exist in the infinite quantum wave density of low entropy motion and cold. It's all motion, period.
Isn't that what analog is, infinite motion; and digital, finite extractions of information from that motion?
It's just a simple linear quantum motion field. Linear and angular existing together is only a property of the finite field of high entropy motion/heat___the two fields co-exist as the one absolute infinite space, but the motion properties' understandings clear up any seeming paradoxes.
It clears up many paradoxes except the most-fundamental, being the dichotomy paradox of existence and non existence which is what concerns and interests me. The absolute existence is adhered to in lieu of absolute non existence, which by default must be the greater because the absolute point of relative existence must be non-dimensional - i.e., must not exist.
Lodestar's 1/0=E formula has been very helpful to my ability to sort out all the logic and mathematics necessary to figure the finite quantum's transition/ascention into the infinite quantum space-time field of low entropy motion/temperature/thermalicity. It also allows one to envision a return voyage of the finite decayed into infinity, from infinity into the quantum motion transition/descention into the finite quantum/relative space-time field of high entropy motion/temperature/thermalicity, through a massive singularity, or many small star singularities, if you prefer.
You can figure out alot from that formula, it's not a bad formula, but what is figured out will necessarily be a relative theory based on a relative means of searching for an absolute that doesn't exist.
Simply put; 1 electron divided by the zero spin state equals the formula result of every motion in the entire infinite and finite universe, at it most base level___the finite to the infinite Lorentzian transformation and the infinite to the finite Lorentzian transformation of quantum/relative motions of all thermalicities.
I would change every to any motion because every motion simultaneously opposes the Exclusion Principle when pitted against the Uncertainty Principle, two identical quantum states....and substitute the electron with something else since it is based on h for it to exist.
Perhaps a Higg's Boson divided by itself will yield all fractional charges too, no? We're still referring to relative "motions," though.