Well I love the paper and it makes sense to me. I'm generally of the opinion that the singularity surrounding the big bang was akin to a school fish all swimming and thinking together as one to form a single mind GOD.
What physics? The thread you posted listing your maths knowledge is not beyond school level.And [please]/// i know physics beyond school level.
Which maths is that?Anyone who claims that i do, are ignorant of the knowledge i come to present. Also, as i have expressed, there was math i showed tha was well beyond school level knowledge, and Alphanumeric, after insideously asking me to show them, refused to answer... why... i wonder...
As I just said, you have yet to show working understanding in any area of physics pertaining to your essay topics.How would you know, if you haven't observed the whole?
Have none of you ever actually read a paper? Look on www.arxiv.org at the theoretical physics section. Typically dozens of pages packed with maths. Reiku uses no maths in his 'paper' he just posted here and when he does attempt to do maths he falls flat on his face or posts BS.Well I love the paper and it makes sense to me. I'm generally of the opinion that the singularity surrounding the big bang was akin to a school fish all swimming and thinking together as one to form a single mind GOD.
reiku, I know nothing about you, but are you the same person (NeoNo.1) that posted the following on PhysOrgForums, back in September of 2007?
Seems very similar, yet slightly different...
"The title question might indeed seem strange, for how can consciousness cause the big bang? Before we answer this question (if it can at all be answered intuitively), consider the following quantum facts: You know, the universe has a nature which is mind-like. In fact, observation alone creates the thing being observed. If this is true, then we have a particular premise to make here. The universe is observer-dependant. The universe would be meaningless without an observer there, not only to define reality, but to create reality.
In fact, we tend to ask, 'If the universe requires us to create it, how did the universe form a few chronons after big bang?'"
Also, by Neo, here during July of 2007. Was this you as well?
I just recently recieved funding to get one my papers published
will be a slap right in your face right?
What physics? The thread you posted listing your maths knowledge is not beyond school level.
The essays you post try to use special relativity but you never use it properly. You misuse terms like 'metric' 'dimensionality' and 'complexity'. These aren't even complicated topics on the scale of things.
You talk about general relativity but you never do any maths related to it. As a previous post of mine explained in this thread, you don't even grasp concepts in it.
Quantum mechanics is a favourite topic of yours but you never do any properly, you just copy notation, very simple notation, from Wolf. Not once have you actually solved an equation from quantum mechanics. This[/ur] is the kind of thing which is an introductory course on the notation and methods you use. I bet you cannot do even the first example sheet of that course. Infact, I've asked you the first question of the first sheet before, you didn't do it. And I was actually worried you would because it only need you to know how to compute eigenvalues and eigenvectors, concepts from vector calculus, which you claim to understand.
You claimed to know about group theory and then you blanket copied and pasted from another website, of a crank no less. You claimed you write it out years ago and found an old handwritten copy of it but that doesn't explain a perfect copy of even line breaks! Nor does it show you understood the material. You couldn't tell it was crank material and you don't even recognise your own (or lack of) handwriting style. Can you do any group theory? I bet you cannot.
Thus, in all the topics which relate to the subjects of your essays, you demonstrate no understanding and even attempts at lying.
Which maths is that?
And you're a hypocrite, because you have NEVER answered a single question asked of you and expected of students doing beyond school level work. EVER. You also completely ignored my explaination of why your "Just sum E=mc^2" essay, as an example, was nonsense in the context of GR. Anyone who has studied mass and energy in GR knows this. Would you like me to provide lecture notes covering it?
As I just said, you have yet to show working understanding in any area of physics pertaining to your essay topics.
And we have TONS of essays by you to go on. We've observed your work for months, if not years, and it's all BS.
If you claim your maths is viable, would you care to spend a few minutes answering some questions? Literally minutes. You claim to spend days on your work so a few minutes isn't much to ask.
Have none of you ever actually read a paper? Look on www.arxiv.org at the theoretical physics section. Typically dozens of pages packed with maths. Reiku uses no maths in his 'paper' he just posted here and when he does attempt to do maths he falls flat on his face or posts BS.
Why doesn't the admin just let Reiku moderate the Cesspool? Then he can post as much of this... stuff... as he likes.
That isn't an equation, it's an expression.For instance, some of the equations that will be used are:
$$\psi (x)\psi*(x)$$
For instance, some of the equations that will be used are:
$$\psi (x)\psi*(x)$$
Proof you don't know even basic concepts in QM (this is something I teach to 2nd years).Leads to allow us to reduce this as
$$\psi (x)\psi*(x)=|\psi(x)|^2=1$$
They are.Probability fields, last time i checked, wasn't mainstream highschool... Or even an amplitude.... to this degree...
Your notation is ill defined. And given you don't even know basic concepts in quantum mechanics and certainly not any maths details, it's stupid of you to complain about the mathematical rigour.$$P\varepsilon= \int_{(\varepsilon)} |\psi(x)|^2 dx$$
I also introduce new mathematical notations, because i am an advocator that our limits which are very limited next to what could be achievable, are due to language and our use with it with math...
They are.Probability fields, last time i checked, wasn't mainstream highschool... Or even an amplitude.... to this degree...
No, you don't.But again, i also incorporate vector analysis beyond school level,
Do you really think that attempting to show you understand what a probability distribution is means you show you're competant at quantum mechanics?$$|S>=f$$$$:\int_x^y(BC+BA=CA)$$→$$\psi\psi*$$→$$|\psi|^2=1$$
Where have you shown you have actual working knowledge of quantum mechanics? Every time you try to give an equation you get it wrong. You've been a member here for thousands of posts. Show me just one where you do an actual quantum mechanics problem. Or a relativity one. Or a vector calculus one. Just one. Shouldn't be hard for you to find if you've done one.but you where born an ignorant sod, you will die one too.