Quote (MaliceMizer @ Jun 29 2016 02:44am)
1.Magnets bending light
2.Why not tell me Newton's second law is true so I can crush it, pretty please?
And besides that everything I've said to contrary interjection has been published and substantiated by scientific community.
The only authority I claim is first hand experience with nuclear energy in a variety of forms under mechanical parameters. I don't want to have to account for all the garbage you might be able to copy pasta off Wikipedia about what it does in gravity land.
I have also constantly stated almost none of these ideas are original to me, so I don't know why you'd contrive me being an authority in them from.
The only thing I'm doing in this forum is making a unification, which under no circumstances would be considered by any journal regardless of how well it's articulated unless they're already well established, and I have no reason to care about authority.
Ask Ted Kyzinski how well that went for him when as an MIT professor he logically proved how computers will take over way before that was even considered.
Perhaps when I finish accounting for time then maybe I'd send it all into a former professor so I can have my name on their publication.
But as I told you previously my tangible stakes in this are in developing and patenting a swashbuckling motor.
The man, the system, the bureaucracy, the outdated institutions and the masses are all that Field Theory is really up against right now.
I totally missed this post with the page turn.
LOLOLOLOL citing somebody "logically proving" that computers will take over. There's a good reason this guy would be laughed at, because the notion you can "logically prove" something like computers taking over is laughable at best.
Don't get me wrong, I think it's worth considering, but somebody claiming a logical proof of something like that just doesn't understand what "logical proof" means.
You also misspelled his name.
This post was edited by Thor123422 on Jun 29 2016 03:29am