- Apr 16, 2007
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In the wonderful world of science, you need proof of what you claim to make people believe you. Without going any further than science than that, we know this as undeniable fact because you can see it everywhere by just being yourself about what you know around scientists. I could speculate as to the means of these ends but there are many and no general description. Pride, however, seems fitting.
So when a guy like me, who's only ever had the Media to inform him apart from his/her education, comes up with a theory based on what that media has randomly allowed the individual access to, how is it any less of a theory if it came from education? Nature itself educates that person, and what he or she SHOULD know about their claims is evident from the very context of the claims itself. The claim was based on a question that the individual was trying to answer, questionable because yet again, the grand committee of science blamed another outlet of information that is naturally flawed.
Please note that instead of realizing this, the trend seems to be that anger is quick to make a presence for inferiority to the undisciplined mind.
So on to Quantum Thought. Just to be clear, I'm using the word "Quantum" as undefinable and "Thought" as...Well, thought. If you look at the universe from a beginning point, look at it as the first in a long line of dominoes, sprawled across the flow of time. They go in different directions, branch off from the main course, but inevitably (Using this train of thought) all ends can be defined by the beginning points. Naturally, things declare balance over each other and it's my belief that the universe in the beginning is unbalanced, and at the end of time all those dominoes have fallen, all those unanswered questions answered, and all of those unbalanced things balanced out.
And thus, at the middle of time, the true balance point, there must be an equal number of things (Use "things" as a general term) both balanced, and left to be balanced. For the latter, I don't think it matters as to whether or not a particular thing must exist, given any point in time really, in the universe for it to need to be balanced. Everything that will exist can be swiftly calculated by the formula provided by nature. X variables + Y rules of interaction = Z prototypical anomaly.
However, I feel this is alot to throw out at once but I do hope there is some serious responses here (As opposed to other websites). Please note that, like I said, all I can know is based on what has been accessible around me outside post secondary education, but that I feel has not truly limited my intelligence to question what I see.
So when a guy like me, who's only ever had the Media to inform him apart from his/her education, comes up with a theory based on what that media has randomly allowed the individual access to, how is it any less of a theory if it came from education? Nature itself educates that person, and what he or she SHOULD know about their claims is evident from the very context of the claims itself. The claim was based on a question that the individual was trying to answer, questionable because yet again, the grand committee of science blamed another outlet of information that is naturally flawed.
Please note that instead of realizing this, the trend seems to be that anger is quick to make a presence for inferiority to the undisciplined mind.
So on to Quantum Thought. Just to be clear, I'm using the word "Quantum" as undefinable and "Thought" as...Well, thought. If you look at the universe from a beginning point, look at it as the first in a long line of dominoes, sprawled across the flow of time. They go in different directions, branch off from the main course, but inevitably (Using this train of thought) all ends can be defined by the beginning points. Naturally, things declare balance over each other and it's my belief that the universe in the beginning is unbalanced, and at the end of time all those dominoes have fallen, all those unanswered questions answered, and all of those unbalanced things balanced out.
And thus, at the middle of time, the true balance point, there must be an equal number of things (Use "things" as a general term) both balanced, and left to be balanced. For the latter, I don't think it matters as to whether or not a particular thing must exist, given any point in time really, in the universe for it to need to be balanced. Everything that will exist can be swiftly calculated by the formula provided by nature. X variables + Y rules of interaction = Z prototypical anomaly.
However, I feel this is alot to throw out at once but I do hope there is some serious responses here (As opposed to other websites). Please note that, like I said, all I can know is based on what has been accessible around me outside post secondary education, but that I feel has not truly limited my intelligence to question what I see.