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11-03-09, 06:26 PM #81Banned
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I have thousands of thing to add, but first I have to prove that the Aether is there. Then I have to explain how it is built, then post my 3D model, and explain why you can't interact with it very physically. Then we move forward to everything else. Then I will explain how to build things with it. Then we can maybe get some people involved with it. It applies to everything so.. DNA research, cancer research, space, microscopes, television, I never know from day to day what I have time to add my theory to. Today I was looking into DNA, and I knew what was happening, but the words they used were so confusing. So I need people in different fields to work with in the end.
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11-03-09, 06:32 PM #82
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11-03-09, 06:33 PM #83
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11-03-09, 06:37 PM #85Banned
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11-03-09, 06:38 PM #86
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11-03-09, 07:07 PM #87Banned
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Well that initial NASA picture was supposed to be used as proof of Dark Matter, but they couldn't find it. they asked if anyone else could find a pattern in it. If NASA were going to use it as a way to find Dark Matter why can't I?
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11-03-09, 07:26 PM #88Valued Senior Member
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11-03-09, 07:39 PM #89Banned
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11-03-09, 07:39 PM #90
Well...you get the satisfaction of being right...
and he gets one of these:
http://wtc7lies.googlepages.com/Stun...undie-full.jpg
It's like the woo-of the month award at JREF's forums.
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11-03-09, 07:44 PM #91
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11-03-09, 08:04 PM #92Banned
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I'm not bi-polar I just forgot that it was a simulator. It's not my fault that I forgot. NASA confused me with that question "Can you see a pattern in it?" That would confuse most people. I just don't know where to find proof. I just think that snowflake formation works with Aether, and Gravity. The gaseous form would be very easily moulded by it, and my simulation worked.
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11-03-09, 10:11 PM #93
Hi Pincho,
It's great to hear you have a theory of everything. I have a few questions:
1. Please show me how you can derive the mass of an electron using your theory.
2. Please show me how your theory predicts the emission spectrum of hydrogen (let's do the easiest atom first).
3. Please tell me how your theory explains Compton scattering of light.
4. Please explain to me why, if electrons play the part of photons, photons are not deflected in the presence of a magnetic or electric field.
5. Please show me how to derive the ideal gas law PV=nRT using your ether theory (from first principles).
6. Under what specific conditions (e.g. particle density, de Broglie wavelength) does your aether theory predict that Bose-Einstein condensation will occur?
7. Please explain why the Sun is not sucked into the black hole that it surrounds.
8. What is 2+3-5? Please explain.
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11-04-09, 05:36 AM #94Valued Senior Member
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The Trite Response: I was aiming for harsh. It's what I do.

The egocentric response:Am I meant to sacrifice my mental wellbeing to mollycoddle someone elses?
The Insensitive Response:You obviously mistook me for someone who gives a damn.
The Forum-Monkey Response:Heh, no one takes all of this online stuff seriously. We're all alter egos here.
The Considered Response:The OP may be capable of recognising the disjointed and illogical character of their post. This will only occur if they reflect on what they have written. There is a small but finite chance that a brazen insult may shock them into reconsidering their writing and their idea. It's worth a try.
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11-04-09, 08:28 AM #95Banned
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Yes, I see what you mean, I can't get most of those answers without working out exact spin speeds, and Aether size. And the task is incredibly difficult with Aether as it is a spooky substance. This is unfortunate really, because Aether is applicable to so many things on faith, as an alternate science. I feel that science will be holding itself back for a long time if it doesn't just accept that a computer model works in reality. I'm just an artist, and a bit of a programmer, the best I can do is make computer simulations with speeds based of Snowflake sizes at exact temperatures, and size of Aether at those temperatures. Colour is the spin speed - distance. I guess there needs to be a lot of work done on it. I was just hoping that somebody might want something new to try out.
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11-04-09, 09:00 AM #96
So you haven't solved the theory of everything then? Why the lie in the thread title?
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11-04-09, 09:37 AM #97
Please paxton continue,anything beside theistic bs is worth of being heard.Am really curious but so far ur proofs are not based in anything solid but by all means proceed and continue the explaining.Btw whats ur age?
I'll agree with one thing tho,time doesnt exists or in other words its relative although u dont support the Relativity.
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11-04-09, 11:43 AM #98
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11-04-09, 12:44 PM #99Banned
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What I will do is explain the universe, I think I can explain most of it, and where we came from. I find it interesting as I am writing it, because I never put the whole thing together before. So I will post this paper soon.
I'm 46.
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11-04-09, 12:50 PM #100
How do you determine if it's spinning? Something the size of the universe spinning would appear to be linear movement at the local level.
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