has anyone studied parallel universes?
I was talking to a guy who was very indepth about what he thought were parallel universes and levels of we could be on.
LOL
I don't know where he got all this information and I don't know how much I believe but it sure was interesting to listen to.
Does or did anyone study Parallel universes in college?
Can you explain it to me.?////
LOL
I don't know where he got all this information and I don't know how much I believe but it sure was interesting to listen to.
Does or did anyone study Parallel universes in college?
Can you explain it to me.?////
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Where is Judge Dread when you need him? 0 -
Watch the Twilight Zone. They had a couple episodes dealing with this.[:D] 0 -
quote:Quantum Mechanics has PROVEN that C is not an absolute.
A1: You bees taking into consideration the possibility of hidden variables???
Rates of motion greater than that of light are sufficient to yield delta x/delta t > c, but are not necessary for absolute uncertainty. There may be either physical conditions or hidden variables which lead to a situation of absolute uncertainty without regard to the concept of speed as the rate of change of position. There are neither philosophical nor experimental reasons to deny the possibilities of these other physical interpretations of delta x/delta t at this time. So there still remains a possibility that hidden variables play an important role in quantum theory, even though hidden variables are no longer necessary for the compatibility of special relativity and quantum theory.
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read asimov, wolf, ferris, asimov, & the boss- hawking, & where on mechanics can form a mental picture & watch things run cannot get around some of these ideas (as in 11 dimensional space)must have a really deep mathematical skill...guess i am not smart enough to grasp these concepts but sure is fun to study ...hawkings goal to know how the universe runs & why it is, fascinating...makes farming seem simple 0 -
Not sure if this counts, but I live in my own little world. It's not so bad--everyone knows me there. 0 -
It has been conceptualized and hypotosized, but currently parallel universes are impossible to measure, so there is no possibility (currently) to study them scientifically. 0 -
hmmmm
Does cross-eyes count. [:o)] ?!?!?0 -
quote:Originally posted by HappyNanoq
hmmmm
Does cross-eyes count. [:o)] ?!?!?
That would be the Dual Universe Theory[^]0 -
never heard of such a thing. reminds me of a blog that i ran across the other day though... http://westayinnothingness.blogspot.com/ 0 -
Man can only see light and can't fathom what the universe really is.
If man could see magnetic forces and polarity we might be a little ahead right now....but atleast we just started making anti-matter......the opposite of.....us.0 -
quote:He Dog:
It has been conceptualised and hypotosized (hypothesised), but currently parallel universes are (perhaps) impossible to measure, so there is no possibility (currently) to study them scientifically.
Depends on your scientific definition of 'impossible.'
Remember - one hundred and fifty (plus) years ago , it was 'scientifically impossible' for man to exceed 50Mph. "because he would not be able to breath properly."
That "impossibility" has been extended countless times.
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I was going to suggest the right book to read to get up to par on the construction of the universe and an introduction to various theories about multidimensions, but I'd be wasting my breath. 0 -
Zip, did you over look the currently parenthetically inserted to cover exactly what you stated? 0 -
quote:Originally posted by zipperzap
'String theory' is actually more interesting.
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That was my first thought too Zip. They are actually similar in ways.0 -
Yep. Yep 0 -
quote:Originally posted by MVP
quote:Originally posted by HappyNanoq
hmmmm
Does cross-eyes count. [:o)] ?!?!?
That would be the Dual Universe Theory[^]
Hmm, yeah ok - but they are somewhat parallel... [:D]0 -
"the possibility of hidden variables???
Rates of motion greater than that of light are sufficient to yield delta x/delta t > c, but are not necessary for absolute uncertainty. There may be either physical conditions or hidden variables which lead to a situation of absolute uncertainty without regard to the concept of speed as the rate of change of position. There are neither philosophical nor experimental reasons to deny the possibilities of these other physical interpretations of delta x/delta t at this time. So there still remains a possibility that hidden variables play an important role in quantum theory, even though hidden variables are no longer necessary for the compatibility of special relativity and quantum theory."
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Does this all remind you of any other recent discussions on the forum ??
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Don't buy it!!!! 0 -
quote:has anyone studied parallel universes?
Yes, and DWS has not invited me back since...0 -
" absolute uncertainty "
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That means, CERTAIN UNCERTAINTY.
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quote:Originally posted by MVP
I was talking to a guy who was very indepth about what he thought were parallel universes and levels of we could be on.
LOL
I don't know where he got all this information and I don't know how much I believe but it sure was interesting to listen to.
Does or did anyone study Parallel universes in college?
Can you explain it to me.?////
Judge Dread??0 -
quote:" absolute uncertainty "
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That means, CERTAIN UNCERTAINTY.
OK ... MAYBE absolutely certain, mostly.
A2(I think)
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Head hurts...again.
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A1
Dismissed!
A2
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