t7c1@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: >
> Scientific American magazine Nov 2005
> The Illusion of Gravity by Juan Maldacena pg 57-63
>
> "Amazingly, some new theories of physics predict that one of the three
> dimensions of space could be a kind of an illusion..."
>
> Could all the spatial dimensions be illusions?
illusory spatial dimension ... The Illusion of Gravity by Juan Maldacena pg 57-63 ... some new theories of physics predict that one of the three ... Could all the spatial dimensions be illusions? ... (sci.physics.research)
The idea that something is measureable is a human invention ... made up concept as is EVERY other physical concept used in physics.... >> How is the measurement of time with a clock different than the ... > Show me the theory which tells us that time is more than an illusion.... (sci.physics.relativity)
Re: Qualia Question ... > will behave as if it had "qualia" but in fact would ... I think the confusion about qualia is caused by the mind/body illusion.... I believe that is just an illusion and that the mind and the brain are one ... magic "force" of the universe which our study of physics has not yet ... (comp.ai.philosophy)
Re: Why does the physicallity of Time matter? ... > Time and space are mathematical tools that come very handy to describe ... > physical processes - and that's physics!... a model to work using that illusion as an integral component whereas if we substitute the ... It is regretful.... (sci.physics.relativity)
Re: Evolutionary question concerning God. ... shows that whether any 'energy' we have observed experiences or not, ...Physics and Chemistry? ... and illusion of consciousness?... (talk.origins)
