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What exactly is gravity?

Why is this no longer accepted as the 'cause' of gravity? Because . . . it Depends on your desired microscope power, how many decimal points you are interested in. (add ten to twenty decimal places of accuracy for each newer theory, and lots more aspects, behaviours etc) Newtonian...
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- Apr 29, 2007
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If multiple universes exist, would they have the same physical laws ours does?

If multiple universes exist, would they have the same physical laws ours does? Lets talk sensibly about winning the lottery. it DOESN'T happen. BUT every single one of these physical constants have won the lottery, and it's not just a human scale lotto, but an OPEN ended multi-megaverse...
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- Apr 28, 2007
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On the subject of human senses..

sensation is like consciousness where is somebody at that exact moment? ie, (try this at home), (and yes, i've done all of these to myself) 1. don't eat anything all day, then have one meal at night. result? food is indescribably better. 2. cause yourself pain (burn with oil from a really...
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- Apr 28, 2007
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Why does gravity propagate at the speed of light?

oh, also faster than light communication is of course possible, many universities and compnaies have quantum computers. quantum tunneling is also faster (instantaneous). um, shadows can travel much faster than light. basically information can travel faster. also, generally in maths and...
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- Apr 28, 2007
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Why does gravity propagate at the speed of light?

you have to refine your question, there is body in motion gravity waves, which proagate at the speed of light, and then instantaneous action at a distance via gravity, a paradox ie WHY can't you push a particle faster than the speed of light? obviously structural (space-time continuum) gravity...
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- Apr 28, 2007
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What exactly is gravity?

What exactly is gravity? Depends on your desired microscope power. In Newtonian physics, gravity sucks, and thats it. In relativistic physics, gravity is instantaneous because it is in tensor form. (nothing exists, suddenly you have one partical in your universe, gravity exists (for all...
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- Apr 28, 2007
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Why does our atmosphere stay put?

Johndw the answer is that our atmosphere is sucked into space, and basically, we have already lost it all already. the tiny bit that remains is statistically irrelevant, less than .01% remains after 4 billion years of the moon, solar wind, photoionization and removal by magnetic fields...
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- Feb 25, 2007
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Hawking Radiation

easy. you are caught on speed (gravity gradient) whereas quantum events demonstrably occur instantaneously (such as paired particle creation and quantum tunnelling) the speed of light event horizon pushes the uncertainty down to zero, which is forbidden, thus another particle is created...
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- Feb 24, 2007
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Do you consider thought to be a 100% physical manifestation?

you don't need ANY religion to expain all of this. you need MODERN physics. Science does not leave the door open to 'supernatural' possiblities. It ignores them, as it should. Repeatable results is the only basis of science. You can't prove or disprove metaphysical theories, SO lets...
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- Feb 24, 2007
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Do you consider thought to be a 100% physical manifestation?

Actually, according to the article, he was talking about designing further studies to support/verify his own findings. his own results are usually descriptions of the clothing of family members and such facts that could not have been seen by the dying person.
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- Post #43
- Feb 20, 2007
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Do you consider thought to be a 100% physical manifestation?

spreading wave activation theory is the notion that the sum of all the millions of neurons firing creates a wave, ripples on a pond, which is actual consciousness, self awareness. anything below this level is merely dominos falling against each other, zeros and ones so to speak. just FYI...
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- Post #41
- Feb 18, 2007
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Do you consider thought to be a 100% physical manifestation?

"there is no way to confirm or deny it scientifically. " ?? do a google, physics many worlds. that easy. Only quasi-religious physicists who are bad at math believe in the fairy tale land of the copenhagen interpretation. it is a multi-verse. no doubt. none. zero. thus every body...
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- Post #39
- Feb 17, 2007
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Is there such a thing as randomness?

but cyclowiz, you are using an argument called reductio ad absurdum, which is inconsistent, and proved fallacious by people living in the dark ages, and THEN basing it on an analogy, which as bertrand russel once proved in ONE step is inconsistent, no analogy can ever be remotely akin to logic...
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- Post #46
- Feb 17, 2007
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Most important research areas in technology

minimising greed, n translating into a full tummy for everybody. strange init, you'd think defence would be about feeding people, and offence about killing them imagine if the the budgets were reversed global warming = no polar bears, all gone, all dead, all extinct in the next few years...
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- Post #35
- Feb 17, 2007
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The Super Pi Mod Score Database

Gerwen, baby, i love your work, but can i request Motherboard type and memory speed, brand in there as well please, as i'm (Proud celery 2Gig, GForce440 owner) thinking of upgrading (WHY! i hear you all ask (well . . . 1 FPS C of Ridick) also; anybody is welcome to advise me, add YOUR 2...
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- Post #83
- Feb 16, 2007
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The Super Pi Mod Score Database

historical interest? celery 2GHz 109s
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- Post #77
- Feb 14, 2007
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The Super Pi Mod Score Database
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- Feb 14, 2007
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