Quote (brmv @ Sep 10 2013 11:15am)
that is certainly to be appreciated
but do i interpret it right to imply that you have no formal training in theoretical physic or functional analysis?
while there are some simple description for cosmological theories around, they hide the fact that an immense amount of work forms the basis for these
and to build any reasonably comprehensive different model will require likewise an immense amount of work and prerequisite knowledge
without having a decent grounding in theoretical physics including the understanding of necessary mathematics
(just have a look at hilbert spaces and how much you understand of those)
it is more or less impossible to fully comprehend the current ones or to build any reasonable new model
btw, how did you come to your idea?
did you recently read the silmarillion by tolkien?
or did you find some pseudo-scientific youtube video?
I combined my own observations of the univers and my 'systems' oriented style of thought with a number of other principles I have heard about.
I'm really using 'sound' as a metaphor here to explain the organization of the vibrational aspect of string theory. I'm trying to make the tie that the universal particles in terms of string theory that make up our universe and mass are similar to how vibrations make sounds, and those sounds can be 'organized' into notes and symphonies the same way matter is organized into atoms, compounds, and organized life. I'm terrible at wording this methaphor/analogy, although it makes 'sense' in my thoughts.
Thanks again for the input. Short on time so I'll reply to other's later. Keep the comments coming.