Re: Unified Field Theroy: The Universe is digital

From: Dave (noone_at_nowhere.com)
Date: 07/11/04 

Date: Sun, 11 Jul 2004 17:38:58 -0000

"Peter K." <guskz@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Dave" <noone@nowhere.com> wrote in message
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> > "Peter K." <guskz@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> > news:7f35df4b.0407101155.809202c@posting.google.com...
> > > Already posted: Permittivity alone CURVES space, gravity and
> > > magnetism.
> > >
> > > As Hot Air (Big Bang's infernal or Radiation Energy) cannot pass
> > > through (permittivity) a balloon's (Void = non-existance) skin.
> > >
> > > The opposite of (1) Permittivity (Hot Air itself and amount of
> > > permittivity is equal (or inversely equal) to the total Energy
> > > produced during the Big Bang)is
> >
>
> > >
> > > (2) Insulation (Zero permittivity, zero conductivity, zero travel)
> >
> > but i measure the permittivity of insulators all the time, its how
> > capacitors work. so how can an insulator be used in a capacitor?
> >
>
> Insulator is only a figure of speach it does not mean it's 100%
> insulation, it means it controls the amount of permittivity.
>
> In between 100% permittivity and 100% insulation there is
> semi-conductivity/ semi-insulation (semi-conductor).
>
> Verbatim verbatum:
>
> In fact each capacitor has a specific permittivity (not 100%)
> otherwise it would mean the dielectric plate has been ruptured.
> (similar to a pulsating(tick tock reverbation = time) rubber diaphram
> piston through pressure between two air chambers, and the diaphram may
> rupture).
>

boy you are strange. permittivity is a number i can measure independent of
conductivity. and there is no 100% value, it needs to have the proper
physical units for everything to work out.

>
> > >
> > >
> > > Permittivity AND Insultation = Binaric Universe
> >
> > you need a better spell checker!
> >
> > >
> > >
> > > Binaric Universe's Postulate One:
> > >
> > > Ligth and electricity will bend (curved space) towards the most
> > > premissible medium of two mediums (or more).
> >
> > how can something curve if it is binary? shouldn't it be moving one way
or
> > the other but nothing in between?
> >
> Even radio waves will deflect(curve) towards a more conductive medium.
>
> The binary is the Permittivity (conductance) vs Insulation (no
> conductance):

conductance and permittivity are two different properties of materials, one
does not preclude the other.

>
> Light vs Darkness (no light).

how about dim light? kind of like you.

>
>
> > >
> > > Binaric Universe's Postulate Two:
> > >
> > > Light and electricity will emit an AURA (curved space) towards
> > > (perpendicular) the least permissible medium of two mediums (or more)
> > > (Light Corona, magnetic field, Gravity field).
> >
> > aura? or does it have to be all caps? pray tell, what might it stand
for?
> > had a few too many corona lights this afternoon maybe?
> >
>
> Even a comets friction within the atmosphere generates an firy aura.

i hope i never see a comet within the atmosphere. but if i do i'll ask you
to point out its aura.

>
>
> > >
> > > Binaric Universe's Postulate Three:
> > >
> > > All Analog electromagnetic waves are also digital (Binaric Universe):
> >
> > wait, first its a binary universe then you allow analog????
> >
>
> As Specified all analog waves are also digital. If one frequency
> varies in intensity (Amplitude Variation) it steals it's neighboring
> frequency (domain) from containing information. In BINARY Ram memory:
> same as one bit(domain) not permitting it's adjacent bit(neighboring
> domain) from also containing information.

you are starting to repeat yourself... and it doesn't make any more sense
this time around.

>
> > >
> > > 1) In AM Radio (Amplitude Modulation vs FM as Frequency Modulation):
> > > any *VARIATION* of Amplitude (not the same as amplitude itself;
> > > example: variation of velocity = accelaration/decceleration) generates
> > > an interference with neighboring frequencies known as sidebands and
> > > bandwidth.
> >
> > interference is in the eye, or ear, of the beholder. picked up a few
new
> > words this week and have to fit them in somewhere i guess.
> >
> > >
> > > 2) Similar to a perfect square wave, if an analog wave is not a
> > > perfect sine wave (deformed) it means it is *more* than one analog
> > > wave.
> >
> > but a perfect square wave is made up of perfect sine waves... or is a
> > perfect sine wave made up of perfect square waves? doesn't really
matter,
> > either one conveys no information. which of course must mean that the
> > universe isn't binary, is unary. all is one, one is all, never a zero
to be
> > had!
>
> Even square waves have a unique frequency, it's possible even digital
> may steal info from a neighboring frequency. Presently it's
> indifferent to CPUs since they work only at one frequency at a time.

cpus change frequency all the time. if they didn't they couldn't process
any information. would be kind of boring if they had exactly one frequency
all the time, no data, no nothing.

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