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Antonio Lao
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Perfect Symmetry
Heinz R. Pagels wrote about it. I have read it. But I don’t remember enough to say for sure that what I will discuss in the following is not just echoes of what he said. In any event, my understandings of perfect symmetry are the following.
In a perfect universe:
Einstein’s equation is E = m. Energy is mass and mass is energy.
Two of Maxwell’s equations in vacuum are written as:
curl E= -dB/dt
curl B= dE/dt.
The speed of light c is equal to 1 (c=1).
Newton’s 2nd Law of Motion F=ma=0 (inertial force is zero). Since inertial force is equivalent to gravitational force, gravity is also zero.
Space is time and time is space. Space=0, time=0. The universe is static. No big bang. And then the worse part, we wouldn’t be here to talk about it.
Heinz R. Pagels wrote about it. I have read it. But I don’t remember enough to say for sure that what I will discuss in the following is not just echoes of what he said. In any event, my understandings of perfect symmetry are the following.
In a perfect universe:
Einstein’s equation is E = m. Energy is mass and mass is energy.
Two of Maxwell’s equations in vacuum are written as:
curl E= -dB/dt
curl B= dE/dt.
The speed of light c is equal to 1 (c=1).
Newton’s 2nd Law of Motion F=ma=0 (inertial force is zero). Since inertial force is equivalent to gravitational force, gravity is also zero.
Space is time and time is space. Space=0, time=0. The universe is static. No big bang. And then the worse part, we wouldn’t be here to talk about it.