[Rufus]

Eyeboy

I see you are working in two areas. One happens to be a post that could well die and I wouldn't even attend the funeral and the other is a fav of mine.. namely this one but went nowhere.

Try to think of gravity, not so much as something that is created by the old gravitons and now being dropped in favor of some monstrous string nonsense but as the inner appreciation of the mind having something for the body to stand on.

Gravity is just like everything else; ..imaginary

Einstein was a scientist and wanted nothing more that to be able to explain everything with math. Try to explain thought with quantum mechanics.

I may be able to answer one more post but duty calls, it's the holidays.

rufe

[eyeboy]

so you saying that a ball that drops doesn't drop because its imagined? If thats the case than what could reality be if its not perecived by us and therefore labelled as reality?

Hope you enjoyed your holidays

[Rufus]

Originally Posted by eyeboy

so you're saying that a ball that drops doesn't drop because its imagined? If thats the case then what could reality be if its not perecived by us and therefore labelled as reality?

Hope you enjoyed your holidays

EyeSurg

Check your spelling and reread carefully before you post <--good advice

I trust you have 20 20 couldn't resist that!!

Don't really understand your question but it's soo nice to be asked. We think the ball drops and we project the sound of it hitting the floor and we think we have a hand that we think we see reaching out to grasp it again. These aren't really ideas or concepts. They are the only thing we really know because of the barrier of the senses. I'll be posting the full "Laws of Reality" in the new year and may even put them up at midnight just for posterity. Check out the TOE gallery 'Religion' ..'a message from god' then tell me your stand on faith.

Glad you are here

Happy lazering

Rufe

[sillysally]

The depth of matter has me wondering too. How do you explain that and why do we need it for our senses?

[Rufus]

Originally Posted by sillysally

The depth of matter has me wondering too. How do you explain that and why do we need it for our senses?

Sal

What do you mean by the depth of matter?

r

[sillysally]

Solids.

blah blah blah too short.

[eyeboy]

Originally Posted by Rufus

Sal

What do you mean by the depth of matter?

r

Yeah me too, please blah blah away SSally.

[sillysally]

You guys are dense. Third dimension, what will we feel in other forms? Is this form the only one we can perceive and sense? What dimension are our thoughts in?

[Rufus]

Sal

I've been wondering where you went. Your posts are too short to answer. I saved the pix of your kid with the love hate on her hands (prolly not your kid, right?) and will be placing in my 'Froggy' site for the grandkids. it's cute anyways.

Now to attempt to answer your question. What will we feel in other forms? you ask..

We have no other forms Sally

I'll be looking in occasionally to see if anyone posted anything but if you attempt to bounce another one sentence thing off me, I'm going to pass untill tomorrow.

I dare you to write something worth saving, and dare I say; something that people can understand.

Please don't take offence

friends over.. busy

later, rufe

[sillysally]

Originally Posted by Rufus

Now to attempt to answer your question. What will we feel in other forms? you ask..

We have no other forms Sally

friends over.. busy

later, rufe

Yes we do, our thoughts aren't third dimension. What dimension does thinking lie in? We don't need third dimension to imagine a feeling so again, we can exist in another dimension. In fact sometimes feelings are more intense in our thoughts, how is that so without any physical sense?

drinking coffee.. taking dump

later, SS