Post by Pincho Paxton on Jan 25, 2024 10:06:38 GMT
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What coffee with cream can teach us about quantum physics
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The universe uses hole/filler physics which would be the zero, and the 1, and a filler in a hole would be 'both at the same time' It's actually easier to understand if you replace zero with -1 so then you have 1, -1, and both together would be zero. So 1 + -1 = 0. Fillers inside holes create a spin, and scale gravity down, and I call those 'gravity collisions'. Gravity collisions would be Thermal Equilibrium if scientists actually used any physics. So the idea is to make the fillers steer away from the gravity collisions.
Pincho Paxton
What coffee with cream can teach us about quantum physics
"The wonderful thing about this study is that we discovered that we could understand this fundamental phenomenon through what is almost simple geometry,"
Pincho says...
The universe uses hole/filler physics which would be the zero, and the 1, and a filler in a hole would be 'both at the same time' It's actually easier to understand if you replace zero with -1 so then you have 1, -1, and both together would be zero. So 1 + -1 = 0. Fillers inside holes create a spin, and scale gravity down, and I call those 'gravity collisions'. Gravity collisions would be Thermal Equilibrium if scientists actually used any physics. So the idea is to make the fillers steer away from the gravity collisions.
Pincho Paxton