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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Relativity / March 2006How does the palace of our physics look like?
Its base consists of: 1. Abstract separate absolute space of Newton. and abstract separate absolute time of Newton. 2. Abstract ideal gas, 3. Abstract absolutely black body, 4. Abstract negative 4- dimensional space. There are: 1. Abstract ideal particles, 2. Abstract virtual particles. Which: 1. Have abstract inertial movement, 2. Can make abstract virtual transitions. They create: 1. Abstract 11 - dimensional space. 2. Abstract 27 - dimensional space. 3. etc. * * * We live in 3- dimensional space. We are real and logically thinking people have created these abstractions. So, how to understand the abstract palace of our physics? Socratus. > Its base consists of: > 1. Abstract separate absolute space of Newton. [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > * * * > We live in 3- dimensional space. Dimension is an abstraction. > We are real and logically thinking people > have created these abstractions. > So, how to understand the abstract palace of our physics? Via math.and study. Bill > Socratus. >> Its base consists of: >> 1. Abstract separate absolute space of Newton. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > Dimension is an abstraction. You've learned a lot from our discussions. > Its base consists of: > 1. Abstract separate absolute space of Newton. [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > So, how to understand the abstract palace of our physics? > Socratus. Don't confuse the map with the territory? | Its base consists of: | 1. Abstract separate absolute space of Newton. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] | We are real and logically thinking people | have created these abstractions. Whoa... ok to there, but ... "Real" has nothing to do with it" --Tom Roberts. "observations of accretion disks near black holes" -- Tom Roberts. What makes you think a real and illogical arsehole is a logically thinking person? Do not include Roberts, Bilge, Poe, Van de moortel in "We". Androcles. | So, how to understand the abstract palace of our physics? | Socratus. A cat was sitting on a fence, smiling. Then the cat had disappeared, but his smile remained. |A cat was sitting on a fence, smiling. | Then the cat had disappeared, but his smile remained. He must have been from Cheshire. |
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