Super Unified Theory - Ch. Erdeni

**temur** · 02-09-12, 03:49 PM

Do you know about this? How is his reputation among the people who do such things? I think Farsight, Reiku, or Magneto would be most qualified to answer this. Apologies if I forgot to mention others.

http://www.superunified.com/

**origin** · 02-10-12, 08:06 AM

Originally Posted by temur

I think Farsight, Reiku, or Magneto would be most qualified to answer this.

Thanks for above warning sentence. This will prevent people from wasting their time by going to the site.

**temur** · 02-10-12, 09:47 AM

I should add Motor Daddy there too, who seems to have a lot of experience.

**origin** · 02-11-12, 11:22 PM

Originally Posted by temur

I should add Motor Daddy there too, who seems to have a lot of experience.

agreed. Pincho, emil and wellwisher could be lumped into this group.

**temur** · 02-13-12, 12:54 AM

Any serious answers? Criticisms? I don't believe sciforums' eminent pseudoscientists are beaten by an amateur like Ch. Erdeni.

**khan** · 02-14-12, 05:27 AM

The basic postulates of the Super Unified Theory are still unclear to me but I greatly admire Ghengis Khan and the mongols

http://guter-freund.blogspot.com/201...um-fields.html

By God’s grace, the Tengries’ Message is received and, hopefully, in due time implying that the human civilization has gotten a great chance to survive and grow fast by the way of exploiting revolutiony new technological resources of the new general theory of the natural sciences. So what?

Bruno whose theorem we prove was barbequed alive; Riemann whose geometry physics abuses was starved to death; Cantor whose set theory serves foundation to the modern maths had been driven mad. The world could afford such a luxury before, but now?

Is it possible that the human civilization is deadly bored by its own existence and lost the survival instinct characteristic to life itself? If not, then how to Be and what to Do?

Stephen Hawking of Cambridge in the same interview mentioned deems it proper to warn against the innate human cowardice and says: “It will be difficult enough to avoid disaster in the next hundred years.” To this we would add: the world can do nothing without Superunified Theory of Cosmology. Disaster will be avoidable if only we are able to fully master the SUT within next one-two years and derive revolutionary new technologies suggested by the UNIFIELD within, again, the shortest possible time duration.
Paradigms are going to be changed most radically. Cosmology is infinitely more complex and sophisticated than it looked uo till the moment. According to Sir Isaac’s calculation, the Year of the Last Judgement falls on 2060AD. Today’s college students will well meet that year so that to pass the Final Test. Therefore, it is mainly their business to learn the SUT promptly and work, and work for the sake of their own survival.

**temur** · 02-14-12, 02:18 PM

According to Sir Isaac’s calculation, the Year of the Last Judgement falls on 2060AD. Today’s college students will well meet that year so that to pass the Final Test. Therefore, it is mainly their business to learn the SUT promptly and work, and work for the sake of their own survival.

This is very important. Hope that college students are taking note of this.

**khan** · 02-15-12, 03:15 AM

An interesting equation

http://www.superunified.com/an-intro...d-field-theory

$\sqrt{\frac{\pi e}{2}} = \sqrt[\phi ]{1.999999999...\phi }$

**~~Reiku~~** · 02-28-12, 05:49 PM

Originally Posted by temur

Do you know about this? How is his reputation among the people who do such things? I think Farsight, Reiku, or Magneto would be most qualified to answer this. Apologies if I forgot to mention others.

http://www.superunified.com/

Surely the real joke is on any of us who may reply?

It's ok, I generally have a good sense of humor anyway.

Anyway, the work is so beyond psuedoscience it's not even an alternative theory. It lacks structure, explanations, it lacks any general kind of unification you would expect from a theory of everything.

**Captain Kremmen** · 03-01-12, 02:25 AM

He's a Mongolian nomad, he says.
And got his ideas from talking to wild goats.
I think he would fit in very well in our Pseudoscience section.

I like his coat of arms,
which looks from a distance like Krusty the Clown.

We'd love to have him.
But we won't go a-begging.
We have plenty of his calibre here already.
It's up to him to find us.
We are bigger in pseudoscience than he is.

**temur** · 03-01-12, 11:26 AM

Originally Posted by Reiku

Surely the real joke is on any of us who may reply?

It's ok, I generally have a good sense of humor anyway.

Anyway, the work is so beyond psuedoscience it's not even an alternative theory. It lacks structure, explanations, it lacks any general kind of unification you would expect from a theory of everything.

Thanks for the reply. My impression is that his work has no logical structure at all, he seems to just jump all over the place.

It is strange that the value of pi keeps changing every time he writes it:

http://www.superunified.com/an-intro...d-field-theory

**~~Reiku~~** · 03-01-12, 02:20 PM

Originally Posted by temur

Thanks for the reply. My impression is that his work has no logical structure at all, he seems to just jump all over the place.

It is strange that the value of pi keeps changing every time he writes it:

http://www.superunified.com/an-intro...d-field-theory

Oh yeah, I didn't notice that.

Then again, I only skimmed the work.