Re: Can time be separated from space?

From: TomGee (lvlus_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 03/27/05 

Date: 27 Mar 2005 08:15:27 -0800

Lefty wrote:
> -Thanks, Dan, for responding to Lefty's insistence that s-t is a real
> -substance. However, my model claims that space is comprised of Dark
> -Matter and as such it could be defined as an invisible substance,
> -although I am not sure that would be entirely correct either. Space
> -for me is made up of invisible matter which came out of the BB and
> -which defines the boundaries of our universe in absolute space.
> -
> -TomGee
>
>
> You know Tom, you gave me an idea talking about dark matter.
>
> I dont know if you are familiar with experiments which produce a
> particle and an antiparticle from an empty vacuum.
> I think that this suggests that there is structure on the
subquantum
> level which is invisible to us, but it does exist. It also ties into
my
> ideas about time ceasing to exist at the quantum scale - etc etc.
>
> Dark matter could be a result of this unseen structure on the
subquantum
> level. It would certainly be invisible, except possibly for some very
> subtle, almost imperceptible effects.
>
> Maybe it's nonsense, maybe it's really a good explanation of dark
matter.
> Who knows.
>
>
I gave you that idea, Lefty, from my model which claims that space is a
medium for visible and Dark matter. We could call invisible matter a
"substructure" of space and that would not be inconsistent with its
role as a medium. Physicists call it the quantum vacuum to avoid
having to use the word "invisible" as that sounds oh so beneath their
social levels.

Your term "subquantum level" is oxymoronic wrt the definitions of
"quantum". Re-read my posts where I refer to Dark Matter as being a
sea of particles comprising the space which defines our universe and
which resolves the paradox of the duality of light in the process of
creating light. Your brain is working properly - don't fix anything!
Ride with your "revelations" and the claims I make in my model, and you
will burst the chains which hold your mind in bondage.

TomGee

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