Re: force
- From: "Sue..." <suzysewnshow@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 5 Nov 2005 02:46:25 -0800
significant zero wrote:
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> | significant zero wrote:
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> |The moustache would look better in italics to express some puzzlement.
>
> Cant do italics scissors are too blunt, (:}) air force mode.
LOL
>
> | The other questions sound loaded so I need to refer to some T.R.
> posts
> | to
> | be sure the nested abstractions are abstract enough. ;-)
> |
> | Space is what keeps dis-similar charges and cultures
> | from anhilating each other.
>
> Nice one but it it suggests that charges and cultures are made of
> something other than space
I certainly hope they are different.
I can put my earrings in a space.
I might get a zap or a pathogen if I put them in
a charge or a culture ?
> and brings up a can of worms.
Eeeeeeyuck! I wouldn't put them in a can of worms either.
> Would it perhaps be more accurate (given no real knowledge)
> to say that space is
> differences in existence with the same statement being true for matter
> and its effects. ?
Not till ya show us a charge-pair conjured from light.
I know there have been some recent attempts but I
don't have the URL handy.
>
> | Time is an abstraction that relates such anhilation to
> | space.
>
> An abstraction of space ?
Space doesn't need further abstraction other than x,y,z.
Time is an abstraction that expresses the *relationship*
between displacement and mass/energy conservation.
>
> |
> | << the energy is conserved if and only if the physical laws are
> | invariant under time translations (if their form does not depend on
> | time) >>
> | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noether's_theorem
> |
> | Howzat, Mr. Moustache?
> | Sue...
>
> Balls to stump as they may say in cricket (:})
>
> Do you (or Noether) mean local time or average(cosmic) time in which
> this poorly defined condition (that cannot include time) is connserved
The time as measured by the drag-strip official's watch or the
fuelers calibrated can. Neither knows if a car improves it elapsed
time by getting lighter or exerting more force because F = ma.
Both can detect an improvement.
IOW... a rail passenger three galaxies away will note a correlation
between the fuel used and the official's watch unless lightning
strikes them simultaneously. :o)
Sue...
> ?
>
> Sig zoro
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