posted on Jan, 5 2011 @ 10:24 PM
Originally posted by sansiden
Hi, back again, Rodin IS a con.
If anyone can prove one theory amongst that gibberish ill give them £20 ($35). simple as that. You'd be lucky to find one coherent idea at all.
I will gladly accept £25 to prove him wrong.
Actually his vortex theory of a contraction, expansion, and wrapping around a toroid is a pretty damn solid theory of the function of the universe, in
fact it makes a hell of a lot more sense of the big bang-big crunch theories that seem to have a lot of problems explain exactly HOW the big bang and
big crunch happen.
Also the universal toroid design explains the conservation of energy and why energy cannot be created or destroyed it is just simply recycled through
transformation of states, again warping around itself.
It explains nicely both the concepts of infinity and finite. The idea there is an infinitely expanding universe is correct only if it wraps around
itself much like he explains very well in the vortex model.
Honestly I have very little higher education math or physics but maybe that is why it makes more sense to me than what has been presented thus far in
the main stream sense of things. I have a clean slate to build new concepts and ideas from which is essentially what is needed to break away from the
pre-built fortified house that is main-stream science. Its very difficult for higher educated people to break down some of their pre-built fortified
house of science to allow expansion of understanding in other areas...
There is a level of arrogance in higher educated science that defeats the purpose of science all together. At some point higher education and its
"laws" and "rules" influence people to conclude based on those laws and rules instead of actually, observing, testing, and experimenting first. It
gives them an "out" to every possible theory or out of the box idea that in turn makes them lazy and text book reciting computers rather than true
scientists...
sorry for the rant..