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Is Minkowski's spacetime just a 3d flipbook?
Posted:
Aug 27, 2010 4:49 PM
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AB may have the missing link
of the harpedonaptae, the surveyors,
whether or not the pyramids were purpose-built for that.
"time is not a dimension; or,
it is the only dimension, whereby we preceive all
of the other ones." --RBFuller
keep that in mind, when going-on about "spacetime,"
and any other mere phase-space, as well
as the 11d of stringtheory:
is it really "10+1?"
thus:
yes, very scarey;may have to really go "off
of the Grid."
> Earth has been losing about 0.1%/year of its geomagnetic force,
thus: Trickier Dick Cheeny from the Nixon admin. has
been shown to possibly have been involved, and only
by stopping the "scramble of interceptors,"
to intercept the huge bombs (or, in the vernacular,
De Planes!)
as I recall, most of the "points" that were made
in the *PM* debunking were just fine but,
the actual Gold Standard, would be the report
from the head of the MIT welding; so,
debunk that, if you can handle it.
thus: my Word, I hadn't expected teeheehanson to be a member
of the Second Church of England, secular, but
I'd like to see an extrapolation of the idea of a barycenter,
being all that a black hole is.
anyway, he stole the inverse second-power law (algebraization
of Kepler's orbital constraints) from Hooke.
thus: "hobo aether," I like that;
reminds me of Descartes ad hoc metaphors
to explain refraction (http://wlym.com .-)
thus: you begged the question about trigona, again!... of course,
the desire to make "the" new "math" is a requisite, but
monsieur seems to be totally pre-impressed
with his "new" math, or his imagination.
> I am quite comfortable in my own well established reality
thus: Bill's assertion about layfolk intuition is the best,
I've seen, so far, as *raison d'etre*
for contradictive induction. but,
I didn't get what he said about "nonconstructive"
contradictive induction.
anyway, you'll have to rent your own broom,
going or coming to the Magic Kingdom;
I don't take passengers!
--les ducs d'Enron!
http://tarpley.net
--Light, A History!
http://wlym.com
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