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CosmicVoyager
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Greetings,
I read a lot. It is often repetitious. Occasionally I read an idea or way of looking at something that I had not read before.
In one book, I read the matter did not curve space, but rather, matter *is* curved space. This is a paradigm shift in the way of thinking about matter.
Could it be that all particles and forces are not in space, but are rather curves, twists, or distortions in space itself? So that all there is is space?
Could all phenomena be different kinds of geometry interacting in different ways?
Thanks
I read a lot. It is often repetitious. Occasionally I read an idea or way of looking at something that I had not read before.
In one book, I read the matter did not curve space, but rather, matter *is* curved space. This is a paradigm shift in the way of thinking about matter.
Could it be that all particles and forces are not in space, but are rather curves, twists, or distortions in space itself? So that all there is is space?
Could all phenomena be different kinds of geometry interacting in different ways?
Thanks