Post by Pincho Paxton on Aug 6, 2015 9:53:30 GMT
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Mathematical déjà vu, and Coffee
Pincho says...
The physics are there as spherical stacking systems. The electron version is really a gravity version, and the electron scattering is really electron hole propagation of gravity. Maths is not helping these people to understand the physics, it is actually blinding them. A standing wave has a lot to do with interference patterns, but the physics for interference come from holes, and fillers, and that is gravity, and magnetism quantized as particles. The whole physics therefore break down into particle physics, and points. Then it is the arrangement of gaps in the stacking system that eventually makes the patterns. Liquids propagate into gaps like a 15 square puzzle, and gaps rotate around points...
... Ok so how come I know 'way' more than the mathematicians?
... because physics isn't about maths, it is about shapes. I'm an artist I am good with shapes, so you can see the universe through shapes without maths, probably better than a mathematician.
Pincho Paxton
Mathematical déjà vu, and Coffee
Pincho says...
The physics are there as spherical stacking systems. The electron version is really a gravity version, and the electron scattering is really electron hole propagation of gravity. Maths is not helping these people to understand the physics, it is actually blinding them. A standing wave has a lot to do with interference patterns, but the physics for interference come from holes, and fillers, and that is gravity, and magnetism quantized as particles. The whole physics therefore break down into particle physics, and points. Then it is the arrangement of gaps in the stacking system that eventually makes the patterns. Liquids propagate into gaps like a 15 square puzzle, and gaps rotate around points...
... Ok so how come I know 'way' more than the mathematicians?
... because physics isn't about maths, it is about shapes. I'm an artist I am good with shapes, so you can see the universe through shapes without maths, probably better than a mathematician.
Pincho Paxton