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Getting beyond the point... it's really about the shape 'm', 'w' and '-'...
What would the universe be like
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In summary, the universe would be a matrix of tiles that have been predicted by string theory. Time is created by the behaviour of the tiles, if different amounts (percentage's of energy) are absorbed at the different points the tile will still compress but will be offset from the center. Alpha and omega tiles take it turn to compress and expand. All alpha tiles, and then all omega tiles compress and expand, at the same rate. On expanding there are 3 things that are going to happen: 1 - the left side of the compressed omega tile has to reach its alpha connection point. 2 - the right side of the compressed omega tile has to reach its alpha connection point. 3 - the center point must reach its center.
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'-' could not exist without 'm' and 'w'...
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I do appreciate your responses. It seems to me the answers went AROUND the question and didnt answer it...
Could anything be solved passing through space, not just nothing. With no approximations.
In this context NOTHING = LACK OF REACTION.
Could anything be solved passing through space, not just nothing. With no approximations.
In this context NOTHING = LACK OF REACTION.
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Reflector said:
I'm stupid. What exactly is m,w and -. shape in your terms?
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Remove any one...the whole is no more...wonderer said:
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No, I can't say. I'm just having fun by putting simple childish things which represent my theory which (I think) explains ALOT. If you choose to view them as childish then you are bypassing it... 
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It's just a good way for Reflector to post his subliminal mysterious messages on the internet... That's how I view it. What else am I going to do? I'm just in my room trying to make a cool environment for my self, and I don't have any friends...
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Sorry, I got side-tracked. 'M' and 'W' are the same thing viewed from different points of view...
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Now that's a little more in the same ballpark.
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http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/physics/pdf/0102/0102027.pdf
http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/quant-ph/pdf/0310/0310188.pdf
http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/quant-ph/pdf/0307/0307207.pdf
http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/quant-ph/pdf/0301/0301116.pdf
http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/quant-ph/pdf/0310/0310188.pdf
http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/quant-ph/pdf/0307/0307207.pdf
http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/quant-ph/pdf/0301/0301116.pdf
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selfAdjoint said:
Apologies. I can't resist poking fun at string theory. I will take it more seriously once a background independent version is proposed.
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It does seem that any theory that uses mulitples of the same thing (albeit in different configurations), in this case strings... AND without explaining the "space" in between them... is presumably flawed.
Some seem to forget that it's all about a "singularity."
I got a "hair" theory I'll sell ya... much smaller than strings.
Some seem to forget that it's all about a "singularity."
I got a "hair" theory I'll sell ya... much smaller than strings.
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Maybe...just maybe you hit a direct bullseye...
A universe that should be something it...is not ...never was...and never will be.
A universe that should be something it...is not ...never was...and never will be.
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There is no true solidity in the universe... nor does it ever truly disappear.
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And I believe the reason for this is that it is continually attempting to achieve something it can never achieve...by design. A simple flaw.
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String theory is elegant and attractive. Unfortunately, it makes no testable predictions, to date. That is my main objection.
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It seems like it's comfortable in it's imperfection though. Maybe not so much a flaw but a limit.wonderer said:
Kind of like saying "it's a fun job, I can't be boss, but I can't be fired either."
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Guess it could even be expressed as a Lot like "tug of war"...the rope could be a string. I have only read a few lines about string theory and heard about the same.So if it doesn't fit...
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but If It Does...