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Many professionals I've shared this with are blown away to put it mildly. They include many scientists and engineers. Many of these individuals call it the missing piece to the unification of physics and it comes from the misconception of Einstein's theories.
Originally posted by Maxmars
As a layman, I can assure you that I am not as cynical as some who might comment on the subject. I feel you have stated quite eloquently something that many scientists living in the minutae of their own constructs fail to correlate.
You might find the Tao of Physics a fascinating read, if you'll pardon the presumption. I bring it up to point out that reason alone can lead many to see the connection without the math being central to the argument.
I'm no professional but I say "Good work!"
Be well.
[edit on 3-9-2009 by Maxmars]
Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
Nice advertisement. Anyway.......
Many professionals I've shared this with are blown away to put it mildly. They include many scientists and engineers. Many of these individuals call it the missing piece to the unification of physics and it comes from the misconception of Einstein's theories.
Just read that one aloud to yourself. "Many" scientists and engineers (you left out theoretical physics doctors and a few other professions that would make your stuff seem important) are calling it the missing piece of the most sought after thing in physics (unification). I don't want to burst your bubble, but if this was the case I wouldn't be finding out about it here, but through other circles I run in where this type self-promotional advertising (I call it the "look-at-me!" factor) doesn't get you far.
But, what the heck. I'll ignore the screaming feeling in my gut (which is a very reliable bs detector) and give your breakthrough scientific discovery a quick read through.
Originally posted by earthship35
Could you explain in laymens terms what this is or means please i am completetly in awe of this but am not a science guy..i am jealous of your brain..lol
Originally posted by schrodingers dog
reply to post by MainframeII
Please correct me if I am wrong ...
Isn't one of the significant implications of your work, the mathematic representation (perhaps shown for the first time) of what many "teachers" have always referred to as : "As above so below; as within so without?"
Perhaps I am taking too simplistic a view on your work, if so I apologize ...
Fascinating stuff Robert, thank you.
[edit on 3 Sep 2009 by schrodingers dog]
Originally posted by Eurisko2012
reply to post by MainframeII
OK, what is the profound implication?
Originally posted by Retikx
Its funny because aside from all the math involved i came to the same conclusions as a kid, when i first saw drawings and animations of atoms and nucleus's i thought they looked precisely the same and acted in the same way as our system.. And when you go even deeper we "humans" are for the most part JUST like a virus, consuming and degrading our host to the point of death then potentially moving on to a new host..rinse...repeat. It just makes so much sense. good post
Originally posted by MainframeII
Originally posted by Eurisko2012
reply to post by MainframeII
OK, what is the profound implication?
There are a few implications. First, it unites Newton's and Einstein's work with modern quantum theory. To me this is big.
Second, and perhaps the most practically useful, it gives rise to some very interesting technology. In this theoretical model, the speed of light is not a limit, but is still a constant. Basically, you can go faster than the speed of light not only for travel but also for communication.