Quote (MaliceMizer @ Jun 20 2016 10:31am)
Direct evidence of having been directly involved with all the technologies necessary for the conclusions of this model would be an overruling authority,
especially when you're not going to be able to present anything other than what Wikipedia says about weak nuclear force.
I haven't hid behind any terminology, not my fault I have to use dum engrish.
If the north and south poles were whirlpools funneling into each other CW and CCW, then the deliberate expenditure of energy and the compressing force entangled in expansion and contraction upon itself is the recipe for atom.
The wave 0 of super slowly vibrating energy gives nuclear matter it's mass of heavy metal
The wave 1 of hyper vibration is the Half-Life bound energy that the mass carries.
Yep, all of this is gibberish you haven't defined. It's not using "dum engrish" to define your terminology, especially when you're working in a "field" that isn't found in any accepted literature
"I work with the technology" is not evidence, nor is it authority. There's a reason you post instrument specifications, diagrams, pictures, and real evidence in publications. Because "I own this instrument!" isn't evidence you used it properly or are drawing legitimate conclusions.
You never even defined the terms I asked you to. You said
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Magnetism: spacial, circulatory, radiative, polarized, both centrifugal & centripetal
dielectric: inertial, centripetal, counterspacial, radial; magnetic fieldal radiation, and dielectric generation,
or inertia.
Electrified: full of electric fluid charge by supporting medium. Energy does not exist physically, but is the "do work", which is equal to "force over time".
The word "energy" is a convenient fiction, like "time"
Which is not a definition. You literally just listed other words without any explanation to how they relate to the word you are "describing". If you ask me to define chair and I said "sitting, gravity, wood, dinner table, floor". It makes no sense because it's not a definition.
You also seem to be using a definition of work that I've never seen, and think something is "electrified" if it is full of electric fluid charge (electrons?).
This post was edited by Thor123422 on Jun 20 2016 11:27am