Post by Pincho Paxton on Aug 2, 2014 10:00:32 GMT
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Pigeon paradox reveals quantum cosmic connections
Pincho says...
None of this is factual. This is what happens when mathematicians try to understand the Universe. You ask a mathematician to draw a person and it will most likely be a stickman. It has arms, legs, and a head, but it isn't a person. The same thing happens when they think about the Universe. Suddenly the Universe is the surface of an ever expanding balloon. Well, obviously the Universe is a 3D web structure, which is the opposite of an ever expanding balloon, so the Universe is contracting. The maths that mathematicians use is based on the images that they can't see... a wave for example is always divisible by 2, and time is always divisible by 2 in mathematics. But a wave on the sea is a grain structure, so you can't always divide it by 2, you end up with 3 atoms then 2 atom, and 2 atoms can't be a wave anymore, because they are a straight line. Mathematicians don't care that they create an analogue Universe with infinite division. So they don't care that they get action at a distance wrong. Physics must always pass a message digitally to a neighbour else the Universe would have to be intelligent enough to store position of particles, and time. Basically, mathematicians have created a God in the Universe. They have turned science into a religion. That is not reality, their maths is backwards, they don't care, because they don't have the visual capacity to see it. they have the visual capacity of a stickman universe.
Why do mathematicians like their own ideas?
Because their own ideas are puzzling, and mathematicians like puzzles.
If you tell them the truth, that the Universe is an ever decreasing fractal, then it becomes too arty for them. They don't like it, and the maths becomes a computer loop, and they don't like the fact that a computer loop is hard to use for measurements.
Pigeon paradox reveals quantum cosmic connections
Pincho says...
None of this is factual. This is what happens when mathematicians try to understand the Universe. You ask a mathematician to draw a person and it will most likely be a stickman. It has arms, legs, and a head, but it isn't a person. The same thing happens when they think about the Universe. Suddenly the Universe is the surface of an ever expanding balloon. Well, obviously the Universe is a 3D web structure, which is the opposite of an ever expanding balloon, so the Universe is contracting. The maths that mathematicians use is based on the images that they can't see... a wave for example is always divisible by 2, and time is always divisible by 2 in mathematics. But a wave on the sea is a grain structure, so you can't always divide it by 2, you end up with 3 atoms then 2 atom, and 2 atoms can't be a wave anymore, because they are a straight line. Mathematicians don't care that they create an analogue Universe with infinite division. So they don't care that they get action at a distance wrong. Physics must always pass a message digitally to a neighbour else the Universe would have to be intelligent enough to store position of particles, and time. Basically, mathematicians have created a God in the Universe. They have turned science into a religion. That is not reality, their maths is backwards, they don't care, because they don't have the visual capacity to see it. they have the visual capacity of a stickman universe.
Why do mathematicians like their own ideas?
Because their own ideas are puzzling, and mathematicians like puzzles.
If you tell them the truth, that the Universe is an ever decreasing fractal, then it becomes too arty for them. They don't like it, and the maths becomes a computer loop, and they don't like the fact that a computer loop is hard to use for measurements.