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Originally Posted by dleviwing  Hi Tim;
Sorry but I was unable to follow what you are trying to say. I think the basic thing to keep in mind is that uniform linear motion produces mass, but “rest mass” is based on atomic structure rather than uniform motion; that tends to make things confusing.
I think you may have state the reason of time dilation of the clock just in the opposite manner; acceleration condenses all matter and thus slows the interaction due to the increased spatial density. Clocks at higher altitudes run faster do to a decrease of spatial density as a result of reduced gravity. It becomes even more complex if you try to interpret it using “energy exchange” theory.
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Graham;
Sage seems to be attempting to convey “Quantum Chromodynamics” to you in his own interpretation of Feynman’s wave packet exchange interpretation of the “strong nuclear force” as it applies to quark bonding. I do the same thing by explaining the bonding as symmetry waves that only produce constructive interference; this prevents any separation of the quarks within a proton. Like a black hole, a proton is condensed to a level that prevents applying enough force to the quarks in a short enough time to spit the proton. Personally I think it would be easier to convert an electron to a quark than to split the proton; unfortunately they tend to turn into electron neutrinos though.
BTW: Sage also appears to be a first or second year physics student. Do you know him?
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Hi Dave
TY for your reply. New words to ponder "Quantum Chromodynamics" hmmm has a certain symmetry to it indeed. Sage is just some old fellow out in the boonies once in a while writing down some things on the walls of converted log cabins mostly found talking to himself by others when he goes to starbucks for coffee. Been around for ages, use to have an island they say would float in the sky once in a while, got a picture of it myself once I will add below. The police stopped him when he was a kid down stateside with a buddy over looking San Jose after he had built this microwave laser using a big crystal and a reflector from an old popular mechanics book and one of them was climbing a power grid to hook some cables up, guess someone figured out at twelve years old they were not utility personal and they figured out later it would not only have destroyed the rock boulder, the quarry it was in but most of the city if they had got the power to it ... i don't believe it myself of course. He went on to design arc distant calculation functions in FORTRAN IV/V for airport locations to be used on the MARK 4 when it first came out in the early seventies and then picked up for the underground station in Ontario to designate silo function to UFO targets, weird fellow.
They don't let him bring his dog in town cause it chases cats to a tree then climbs up after them and the fire trucks have to bother come get the dog down. Saw him once talking to that science fellow from The Nature of Things, whats his name, .. David something, over heard the conversation on a different end of world model he had run parallel to the scientist model and was only off 2 million out of 45 in the 20 year ponder ... The AIDS thing.
His question to the scientist was why he had never done another documentary after the first and if it related to some other forthcoming end of world the scientist might have known of being he too was out here on the coast a practical self contained recluse ... by then there were autograph hounds making a pest out of them selves so with an opening of his arms to the heavens the scientist just said .."it just took off! Exponentially!" the only reason he never did another documentary. Figured later he had that question to ask for twenty years, neat how things fall into place. Nice guy sage oddball gentleman of the old school, mumbles a lot about the humanities, heard his words in the UN were acted on once, you either love em or hate'um ... right now the Government hates him an tells him stop exposing there garbage or get arrested but some hear him still and come up to shake his hand.
Read his ethical research standards paper once, that was A+, held his own on the podium for the whole two hours not just the 15 min end of semester final submit others had and shocked the hell out everyone, real rule of law stuff the prof just let him continue with a couple years back.
He is a poor man with nothing that seems to have everything ... always broke, real observant, wont step on an ant. I think what he was trying to get to was in a universal expansion model the linear particle streams in absolute motion would not collapse but gather by there nature of MF emit for example having linear formation of field and in the gather recreate the condense to expansion again ... just in another location or two? ....did i mention he likes the give a cow program started in WWII? I make sure he has a bottle of wine once in a while. He said if he had a few thousand seed money he would enter that Scottish 20Mil contest and solve the worlds energy problems, guess he could give a lot of cows away with that lol.
I will let him know you would think kindly of him and im sure i will relate to him again sometime in here ~Regards Graham
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