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zagi 04-03-2004 01:41 AM

Discrete vs Continual Space
 
Hey guys,

wanted to find out your impressions of the Universe.

A: The universe is made of really tiny stuff and time can be broken down into the smallest possible amounts so everything can be calculcated to the least.

B: The universe is a continual ether that can not be broken into the smallest finite amount for matter nor time.

I think its B -- this way you cant hack the matrix :)

Gheenz 04-03-2004 01:43 AM

B. for sure!

The Truth Hurts 04-03-2004 01:44 AM

c: the universe if far to complex for any human, especially your average GFY visitor, to even remotely begin to understand.

stephanie m. 04-03-2004 01:45 AM

Mostly comprised of dark matter.

zagi 04-03-2004 01:46 AM

Its mostly dark energy if anything, and supposedly the Higgs Boson particle creates this "ether" that causes drag on subatomic particles (electrons, protons) which then register with mass hence gravity and force.

stevent37 04-03-2004 01:48 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by The Truth Hurts
c: the universe if far to complex for any human, especially your average GFY visitor, to even remotely begin to understand.
:thumbsup

chaze 04-03-2004 01:49 AM

I understand the universe, reality, and the purpose of life. It's easy once you know.

Herb Kornfield 04-03-2004 01:54 AM

D. -> how do you know that any of this is real?

montel 04-03-2004 01:57 AM

e-> God created the would in 3058 B.C. and the Earth is at the center of the Universe. The stars aren't really there but are just painted on.

stephanie m. 04-03-2004 02:02 AM

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Originally posted by montel
e-> God created the would in 3058 B.C. and the Earth is at the center of the Universe. The stars aren't really there but are just painted on.

You sound like some Adventists I know:winkwink:

chaze 04-03-2004 02:04 AM

ignorance is bliss, I wish I was ignorant.

zagi 04-03-2004 02:08 AM

Knowledge is power

Shortbread 04-03-2004 02:10 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by The Truth Hurts
c: the universe if far to complex for any human, especially your average GFY visitor, to even remotely begin to understand.
I agree....even after my University degree in Science, I wouldn't even attempt to answer that question.

chaze 04-03-2004 02:13 AM

School only takes you further from the truth. I rather debate it with a bumb that thinks to himself all day.

No offense and i'm sure none is taken.

zagi 04-03-2004 02:14 AM

And as far as discrediting GFY I think that's like the worst move you can make, aren't you and I here, I know that atleast one of us has half a brain so combined together the forum has some pretty impressive knowledge/tech/ and accomplishments

scruby 04-03-2004 02:14 AM

Today a young man on acid realized that all matter is mearly energy condensed through a slow vibration, we are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively, life is only a dream and we are the imaginations of ourselves. Here's Tom with the weather.

--Bill Hicks

Ash@phpFX 04-03-2004 02:16 AM

the universe is 2 dimentional and rectangular, but when you reach one of its extremeties, you find that it joins with the opposite extremety, therefore making in infinite in size.

as far as sizes of particles, there are large, medium and small particles, when you break down a large particle it produces two medium ones, and when you break down a medium one, it produces two smaller ones, when you break down a smaller one, they cease to exist.

zagi 04-03-2004 02:16 AM

Close thats what string theory says, wind up a string, let it vibrate, hence no precise exact position and the energy from movement is the energy that binds and forms particles as well as gives em the internal atomic forces

As far as collective conciousness wtf stop licking acid tabs retards!

chaze 04-03-2004 02:17 AM

That's close to what I know.

zagi 04-03-2004 02:18 AM

The universe could be 2 dimensional in the case of the hologram theory

Basically says that we live in hexagons of 2d space that when overlap create matter and what we see around us however we are the intepretation of a 2d grid

close but small particles do not cease to exist for a. they can not be broken b. are transferred into energy c. are energy themselves that finds itself in a confined and bounded/restricted form

Ash@phpFX 04-03-2004 02:19 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by zagi
Close thats what string theory says, wind up a string, let it vibrate, hence no precise exact position and the energy from movement is the energy that binds and forms particles as well as gives em the internal atomic forces

As far as collective conciousness wtf stop licking acid tabs retards!

i thought string theory's supercedence had been widely accepted

Ash@phpFX 04-03-2004 02:22 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by asher
the universe is 2 dimentional and rectangular, but when you reach one of its extremeties, you find that it joins with the opposite extremety, therefore making in infinite in size.

as far as sizes of particles, there are large, medium and small particles, when you break down a large particle it produces two medium ones, and when you break down a medium one, it produces two smaller ones, when you break down a smaller one, they cease to exist.

Quote:

Originally posted by zagi
The universe could be 2 dimensional in the case of the hologram theory

Basically says that we live in hexagons of 2d space that when overlap create matter and what we see around us however we are the intepretation of a 2d grid

close but small particles do not cease to exist for a. they can not be broken b. are transferred into energy c. are energy themselves that finds itself in a confined and bounded/restricted form

maybe you are right, i got my information from here

:winkwink:

strats 04-03-2004 02:25 AM

?

chaze 04-03-2004 02:25 AM

Whatever the reason we are really fuckin lucky to be alive

zagi 04-03-2004 03:21 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by asher


i thought string theory's supercedence had been widely accepted

lately it seems more and more that string theory is the bridging gap of mathematics to space but is not a valid representation of the actual world


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