RECENT BLOG COMMENTS
Jason Wolfe: "By the way, ask me why science can't get proof of the supernatural." in Hanny's Voorwerp, and...
Jason Wolfe: "Paul/Wilhemus, The future exists as probabilities. Banks, insurance..." in Hanny's Voorwerp, and...
Paul Reed: "Peter The discrete fields only 'work' because they are discrete fields. ..." in Some-When
Paul Reed: "Peter "PS. Paul. You may wish to think more before writing. If you are an..." in Some-When
Paul Reed: "Tom "I agree. That's very simple. Has nothing to do with the foundations..." in The Secret History of...
Paul Reed: "John Yes, but since reality is a function of the senses, then there is a..." in On the Origins of Quantum...
Pentcho Valev: "Water Violates the Second Law of Thermodynamics II ..." in Entropy and complexity:...
T H Ray: ""It involves very simple stuff. Such as realising that we/reality are..." in The Secret History of...
RECENT ARTICLES
click titles to read articles
Video Article: The Patchwork Multiverse
Classic article with new video content: Cutting spacetime into patches could help explain the size of the universe, time—and provide the first ”experimental” evidence that string theory is on the right track.
The Cosmic Family Tree
Mapping the ancestral history of spacetime in an effort to unite quantum mechanics and general relativity.
Behind the Shadows
Imagining Schrödinger’s cat peering out from behind a black hole could lead to a theory of quantum gravity.
Why Did Nature Choose Quantum Theory?
Schrödinger’s cat may help reveal while some physical theories are better at describing reality than others.
Video Article: Through a Glass Darkly
Eight-dimensional numbers could be needed to handle string-theory’s 10-dimensional physics. This classic article, with new video content, also tackles the mystery of why elementary particles come in families of three—and maybe even how spacetime emerges in 4-dimensions.
Jason Wolfe: "By the way, ask me why science can't get proof of the supernatural." in Hanny's Voorwerp, and...
Jason Wolfe: "Paul/Wilhemus, The future exists as probabilities. Banks, insurance..." in Hanny's Voorwerp, and...
Paul Reed: "Peter The discrete fields only 'work' because they are discrete fields. ..." in Some-When
Paul Reed: "Peter "PS. Paul. You may wish to think more before writing. If you are an..." in Some-When
Paul Reed: "Tom "I agree. That's very simple. Has nothing to do with the foundations..." in The Secret History of...
Paul Reed: "John Yes, but since reality is a function of the senses, then there is a..." in On the Origins of Quantum...
Pentcho Valev: "Water Violates the Second Law of Thermodynamics II ..." in Entropy and complexity:...
T H Ray: ""It involves very simple stuff. Such as realising that we/reality are..." in The Secret History of...
RECENT ARTICLES
click titles to read articles
Video Article: The Patchwork Multiverse
Classic article with new video content: Cutting spacetime into patches could help explain the size of the universe, time—and provide the first ”experimental” evidence that string theory is on the right track.
The Cosmic Family Tree
Mapping the ancestral history of spacetime in an effort to unite quantum mechanics and general relativity.
Behind the Shadows
Imagining Schrödinger’s cat peering out from behind a black hole could lead to a theory of quantum gravity.
Why Did Nature Choose Quantum Theory?
Schrödinger’s cat may help reveal while some physical theories are better at describing reality than others.
Video Article: Through a Glass Darkly
Eight-dimensional numbers could be needed to handle string-theory’s 10-dimensional physics. This classic article, with new video content, also tackles the mystery of why elementary particles come in families of three—and maybe even how spacetime emerges in 4-dimensions.
FQXI ARTICLE
February 11, 2012
Comment on this Article
Please read the important Introduction that governs your participation in this community. Inappropriate language will not be tolerated and posts containing such language will be deleted. Otherwise, this is a free speech Forum and all are welcome!
Recent Comments
read all article comments
Please read the important Introduction that governs your participation in this community. Inappropriate language will not be tolerated and posts containing such language will be deleted. Otherwise, this is a free speech Forum and all are welcome!
Recent Comments
BRIAN BEVERLY wrote on April 10, 2009
Further analysis reveals that the no cloning theorem will prevent the previously theorized zombie apocalypse. Phew.... There is no good way to ask this so I'm just going to throw this out there; is anyone interested in purchasing a two year supply of MREs and a bunker full of soviet era munitions?
Further analysis reveals that the no cloning theorem will prevent the previously theorized zombie apocalypse. Phew.... There is no good way to ask this so I'm just going to throw this out there; is anyone interested in purchasing a two year supply of MREs and a bunker full of soviet era munitions?
GEORGINA PARRY wrote on March 24, 2009
Thank you Steve, I'm glad that you appreciate how the model works in this matter, even if you do not agree with it.
The Prime quaternion model clearly separates three kinds of time. Universal time Ut, Subjective time t, and Historical time Ht, (that is the imagined past, present and future along a "time line.)"
This is very important. These three concepts of time are all very different and are currently muddled together causing the problem of comprehension. Time is not one concept...
Thank you Steve, I'm glad that you appreciate how the model works in this matter, even if you do not agree with it.
The Prime quaternion model clearly separates three kinds of time. Universal time Ut, Subjective time t, and Historical time Ht, (that is the imagined past, present and future along a "time line.)"
This is very important. These three concepts of time are all very different and are currently muddled together causing the problem of comprehension. Time is not one concept...
STEVE DUFOURNY wrote on March 23, 2009
Hi Georgina ,
Thank you for your explaination ,I understand better the subjective point of vue of time .Your method is clear .
Lol it's not a reason to admit this subjectivity but it's interesting , a very incredible mathematical extrapolation.
Kinds Regards
Steve
Hi Georgina ,
Thank you for your explaination ,I understand better the subjective point of vue of time .Your method is clear .
Lol it's not a reason to admit this subjectivity but it's interesting , a very incredible mathematical extrapolation.
Kinds Regards
Steve
read all article comments