I have skipped a few posts on the other forum to restart here:-
I have been looking at the diameter of the proton as being the midpoint. Equally since one can say inside or outside the shell of a proton as being a boundary point formed at some later stage to balance the energy distribution of the universe.
That in itself gives rise to a number of possibilities and not the least being there is no direct need for the other side of the boundary to have any mirror effect or proximity to the next proton on our side although it might.
So with all the high energy experimentation going on the most dangerous place would be a low end energy receiving point. Happy thoughts, happy thoughts, happy thoughts
If a flow can be detected and indeed is stable then that at least could be a benefit. What I would look for is a very good circuit breaker. What I am saying in essence is if there is a low energy point made then an understanding of what may flow through from a high point is a reasonable starting position.
Signs would obviously be spontaneous combustion within the zone but also perhaps to areas linked to or nearby surroundings. Until some of these experiments actually produce the results this is only guesswork but even at that the possibilities need to be included with the contingency plans.
How many wasted safety railings have been installed without ever being used and how many could have saved lives if they had been thought about?
I looked at some of the really hard questions, this is the worst:-
When to end the world?
When is the best time to end the world?
Answer:- as soon as it is possible without involving oneself or anyone else either for that matter. So why do we experiment so close to the edge of power and still claim not to fully understand what we are looking for?
You know the really great thing about having a totally disbelieved alternate theory is that it also allows one to come up with really great disbelieved conspiracies that haven't happened yet. However, that shouldn't in any way prevent one from writing them down.
Lets look at the world's first scientist, a farmer messing about with his wife's (presumably his wife, one conspiracy at a time please) kitchen equipment. The item in question a small metal ball with little holes on the bottom and a hollow metal tube sticking out the top. While playing he notices that if he holds his thumb over the tube it stops the water flowing in. Normally one places the ball into the water gently so as not to stir up the mud and the little holes stop many of the insects getting in with the water.
To get the water up the thumb closes the hole and the water in the ball stays in until the thumb is lifted from the hole. In this manner water is transferred to a jug or amphora. He gets to thinking as men with time to waste do and in no hurry to head back to which ever wife it was thinks there must be something in the ball that stops the water getting in if I keep my thumb on the hole. He discovered air, well air pressure actually. Having passed wind he knew what was said about that as up until then all smells and bird flight was thought to be carried on the wind. But he had been nagged about that on even the calmest of days and then the birds without a hint of a breeze had not fallen from the sky either.
He became a scientist and told others of his thoughts and showed the men the kitchen equipment. And in unison they did groan loudly thinking of all the times their wives had sent them for water. After a while it got through and thus the idea that although they couldn't see the stuff without wind or by nicking the kitchen gear the air was still there.
So what does this have to do with ending the world? Getting to that. By applying the same simple reasoning, if something is measurable then something is there. Then came the concept of zero and messed it up right and proper. It goes like this, three apples are on the table and there are three children who each take an apple and eat it. So how many apples are there on the table, zero? No, well there are no apples but there is not zero on the table, there is the air or grubby finger marks from the children where the apples were but there most certainly is not zero, just no apples.
And so in the most empty vacuum is there zero, again no as there is such a thing as zero point energy, awful word but had to use it. In every position there is this incredible energy and so there is something there.
So based on an idea that if you look down the centre of a slinky spring it will disappear to a position of perspective, and that is without moving. Now add rapid movement and the slinky appears flatter. But I want to know about ending the world. Ah good, oh yes that. Well at some point in the very near future it is most convenient for all the changes caused by reckless and irresponsible time travellers to be disconnected from the future in order to get a bit of stability back in the long run. On a continuous stream of time all possibilities or known future itterations of an event cause total havoc down the line of time.
What better way to put an end to all that and blow a thumpin' great hole in the middle of it. All the itterations of existence going forward get chopped off at the snipping of the line of stars in the galaxy but until the explosion catches up to the future it carries on nicely and can plan to be well away without any inconvenience. Slight problem, just as the anomaly can not form until the real actual point time it originates from stops it from allowing any and all sorts of mixed up futures through. Though, from a certain point after the damage is caused the itterations start flowing through again as the planet has been destroyed for this immediate future but beyond the damage point the people keep arriving and the mess continues on a badly damaged and very confused world. Like I said not our problem soon
The one certainty worth banking on in this known universe is the greed and stupidity of human kind and the extent of the damage they will do to others if it showed the slightest promise of promoting a few selfish interests. The good news for us is that we wont see it and the bad news for a sufficiently advanced future is we will still be messing it up long after we are gone. No it wont be the kick start to the next universe just cutting the string of stars to the galaxy that does it in for us
