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jakelafort wrote:

Michael it is almost certainly super sonic speed of light defying angels. Blake wrote sumpin that is instructive…and the angel told Tom, if he’d be a good boy, he’d have God for his father and never want joy. So there you have it. Blake was in on the prophecy. Blake must have witnessed the angel speed popping the field and used…

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Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:

I dreamt a dream! What can it mean? And that I was a maiden Queen Guarded by an Angel mild: Witless woe was ne’er beguiled! And I wept both night and day, And he wiped my tears away; And I wept both day and night, And hid from him my heart’s delight. So he took his wings, and fled; Then the morn blushed rosy red. I d…

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jakelafort wrote:

Michael, give us the UFO scoop. Wah iz it?

Well  you have 3 choices.

1)Aliens can travel faster than light ( physically impossible)

2)Non-Baryonic aliens or angels traveling faster than light (possible, not subject to a Higgs field)

3)I don’t know or it’s fake news

Davis wrote:

However things that are not baryonic can do so an move and accelerate at fantastic rates as always observed of UFO’s.

Whahhhhhhhhhh?

The Air Force just discloses a clip on a UFO. In the past they just swepted under the rug, denied it or just attribute it to weather ballons. This was dramatized on the History channel Blue B…

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How do those diagrams you gave explain that?

The diagrams are strictly to exemplify the mechanics of a Hilbert space  in dealing with multiple arrangements.?One of which collapses into event space.

@Reg you chime in like a particle physicist.
Particularly you are aware that neutrinos can change flavors in mid flight. like light that vibrates in two perpendicular fields but not without disappearing in the other, neutrino vibrates into space time  from a Hilbert space containing QM waves that are 120 degrees out of phase like AC power.…[Read more]

When an atom releases a quanta of light or a photon it is immediately plastered on the boundary of our reality, a light cone not to be can’t confused with the spread of light from a point source but rather a world line boundary which has a length projection in the time dimension equal to C x t. This boundary is an event horizon in the dimension o…

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Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:@ Michael Ok, I won’t even pull a Schrödinger cat out of my hat. 🙂 I will accept on probability that you won’t but can you explain why you contend with certainty that the Christian God is the creative force behind the Quantum Universe we e…

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PopeBeanie wrote:

michael17 wrote:

Despite infinite branches existing in the quantum universe or Hilbert space only one outcome can collapse into event space at every instance. I subscribe to Penrose’s supposition, that Hilbert space is a reality and not just a mathematical construct. A Quantum God would be privy to that reality and existing o…

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Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:

A Quantum God? Stop it Michael. Just stop it while you are ahead. If you try to measure him you will never know what position he is in. Though when Quantum Jesus was in the grave he was both alive and dead at the same time. No that is wrong. We should express it in terms of probability and express it as a wave…

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jakelafort wrote:

Big surprise Michael..you whittled and carved and end in a place where you wont be jesus starved.

Im not playing fair I’m dealing with a loaded Universe 🙂

If all possible solutions to how quasicrystals tile a volume  exist (a priori) in Hilbert space, then the conundrum is who or what put it there?

PopeBeanie wrote:

So I have at least one amateur hour question. Preceded with at least one amateur hour supposition. Supposition (open for your corrections): Either–as I think Jake spoke to–1) there are near-infinite branches, of which none will ever meet again and we can never prove or disprove their existence or empirical natures; or 2) per…

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Simon Paynton wrote:

I think that Michael is trying to show that it’s only possible for a single outcome to happen, instead of multiple outcomes. Presumably, that’s within one universe. Multiple universes implies multiple realities. The multiverse theory is not so far fetched.

Simon, you nailed it, thanks!

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:

Einstein and Chaim Weismann, before he became the first President of Israel, spent a week together sailing to the US. He later told a story of how Einstein spent most of the voyage explaining Relativity (and probably De Sitter space field equations) to him. At the end of the week Weismann concluded that Einstein did…

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Davis wrote:Michael while that diagram is interesting (no doubt) I don’t see how it remotely answers Unseens question. They seem to have little (if anything) to do with one another. Can you explain how those diagrams answer his question?

Yes, he said that he was not a physicist, therefore could I put my commentary addressing multiple universes i…

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@Unseen,

Below are 5 states of a trinomino system which are analogous to quasicrystals in that they are aperiodic, thus there are more than  one solution to a given area. In this case I show 5 states:This system is described by controlling connectivity table where the 16 columns and rows correspond to the numbered tiles.  A entry in the table m…[Read more]

@Unseen,

After work i will upload some diagrams and break it down further.

Unseen wrote:

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:

Yes, in all probability it would have been difficult to predict we would get to this point. Seems rather a chaotic path to have taken but we will remain determined to freely post some more.

LOL Let me throw a philosophical/logical wrench in the works. How can an infinitely branching system of…

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Simon Paynton wrote:

michael17 wrote:

mankind can not be written off as self centered

Take a look at this scatter plot, which shows the dark (basically, selfish) vs. light (unselfish) scores of 1518 people. It shows that most people are unselfish. A comforting chart.