Post by Pincho Paxton on Jan 12, 2018 8:34:44 GMT
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Solving Darwin's 'abominable mystery': How flowering plants conquered the world
Pincho says...
I attempt to look deeper into physics than is possible by magnification by using pure logic. By taking all of nature, all of known physics, all observations, and even by recognising how formulas come about, I put everything into a pot of data, and come up with answers that magnify quantum physics.
My answers to difficult questions have worked more than 50 times so far, so I keep on going, and now call myself a Beta Theorist meaning that I come up with theories before they are accepted by science.
So this is the Beta Theory to solve the 'abominable mystery'...
Gravity is a scalar particle, and if you trap it it will eventually escape by scalar changes. Those scalar changes create fractals through new stacking structures. For example... pool balls touch each other to create patterns due to kissing numbers which just means that they will stack most comfortable in certain patterns. Gravity will stack in patterns when trapped, and the patterns are extremely neat, and precise. These patterns are in fact beautiful because they create flowers when gravity is trapped in ferns (for example). If you look at human hair, and then imagine trapping that hair propagation you can imagine forks in the hair follicles, and then you can imagine feathers appearing from hair. That is an example of how trapped gravity changes nature... it forks, it makes new patterns. The patterns have new physics, because gravity also creates physics so that photosynthesis is a new order of propagation when light is changed into energy. It is the same as changing one fractal into another fractal, and that is the same as the scalar physics of gravity.
So evolution is all down to gravity getting trapped in dead ends in the middle of fractals, and the best example of that is a snowflake where 6 points lead towards a dead end in the middle.. you get a snowflake from water like a feather from a hair follicle. The water is like a particle stacking system similar to pool balls, and now you are getting patterns from those pool balls to change water into a snowflake.
Evolution is physics!
Pincho Paxton
Solving Darwin's 'abominable mystery': How flowering plants conquered the world
Pincho says...
I attempt to look deeper into physics than is possible by magnification by using pure logic. By taking all of nature, all of known physics, all observations, and even by recognising how formulas come about, I put everything into a pot of data, and come up with answers that magnify quantum physics.
My answers to difficult questions have worked more than 50 times so far, so I keep on going, and now call myself a Beta Theorist meaning that I come up with theories before they are accepted by science.
So this is the Beta Theory to solve the 'abominable mystery'...
Gravity is a scalar particle, and if you trap it it will eventually escape by scalar changes. Those scalar changes create fractals through new stacking structures. For example... pool balls touch each other to create patterns due to kissing numbers which just means that they will stack most comfortable in certain patterns. Gravity will stack in patterns when trapped, and the patterns are extremely neat, and precise. These patterns are in fact beautiful because they create flowers when gravity is trapped in ferns (for example). If you look at human hair, and then imagine trapping that hair propagation you can imagine forks in the hair follicles, and then you can imagine feathers appearing from hair. That is an example of how trapped gravity changes nature... it forks, it makes new patterns. The patterns have new physics, because gravity also creates physics so that photosynthesis is a new order of propagation when light is changed into energy. It is the same as changing one fractal into another fractal, and that is the same as the scalar physics of gravity.
So evolution is all down to gravity getting trapped in dead ends in the middle of fractals, and the best example of that is a snowflake where 6 points lead towards a dead end in the middle.. you get a snowflake from water like a feather from a hair follicle. The water is like a particle stacking system similar to pool balls, and now you are getting patterns from those pool balls to change water into a snowflake.
Evolution is physics!
Pincho Paxton