Physicists say universe evolution favoured three and sevendimensions

On 29 Sep 2005 07:50:46 -0700
"Double-A" wrote:


G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
Hi oc and double-A Best to keep in mind Google might some day
reach
God status.Like spiritual Gods Google also is virtual See I' am
already giving it a capital "G" Bert


It already knows every search you ever made.

Once they interface it with the chip they are going to implant in your
forehead, it will know everything about you!

Omniscience!

Double-A


Didn't the film Terminator 3 end up with the skynet computer being the
whole internet, every computer connected to it became infected, became
aware and turned on mankind. Every computer on the planet doing it's
little bit, that would be some supercomputer.

On 29 Sep 2005 07:58:55 -0700
"Raving Loonie" wrote:

Ray Vingnutte wrote:
On 29 Sep 2005 06:53:49 -0700
"Raving Loonie" wrote:

Double-A wrote:
G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
Hi Ray Thanks for bringing in that site. Seems those two guys
should
have read Witten,for he had much the same theory,and took some
of
the
dimensions away from string theory I have used the fact that
nothing
can block gravity in my thinking of branes,and membranes. that
nature
uses to separate stuff without using great areas of space. I
have
had a
theory(this my first posting the idea) that if EM force could
enter
membranes all the trillions,and trillions of other
mini-universes
could
not be created out of the very first big bang. Love the
string
theory.
Edward Witten is my "ideal" String theory,and my weirdest
ideas
seem to
always fit. Bert


Remember that experiment that Mike Varney was involved in a year
or
two
ago? They measured the force of gravitational attraction at
extremely
small distances. If there were any gravity leaking through from
other
dimensions or other universes, they should have been able to
detect
it.

They found nothing!

Talk to me about rolled up dimensions and branes and string
theory
when
someone finds some evidence.

Until then, it is just as fanciful as theoretical angels dancing
on
the
head of a pin.

Double-A

Remember Gravity Probe B ?

http://einstein.stanford.edu/

... Still has Helium. Hmmmm ...

Shouldn't there be results by now ?

RL


OK Raving and double A, I see it like this, either it's multiple
universes/multiverse or the whole things a simulation.

Nope. Another possibility ...

Part of it is a 'Simulation in our mind', part of it is real. The
problem is recognizing the part that is the 'cognitive model' so as to
perceive beyond that 'subjective convenience'. Verrrrry tricky, IMO.

Here is a hint:

95% of physics is in-our-head !
Go figure the residual 5% ???????

RL


100percent of our physics would be simulated, it would all seem very
real to us because the rules of the simulation make it so. If the
simulation isn't quite perfect then tell tale signs in our physics could
point to this being simulated. The way the universe seems to be so
finely tuned( I mean so gobsmakingly finely tuned it's almost
unbelievable) is a dead giveaway to some.

Hi Double-A What if aliens are taking over the Earth's computers,and
Turing figured this out and was ready to warn the world this was
happening. They found him dead. Said he committed suicide. Those that
knew him thought he was killed. The Turing test is a clue. If
electricity stopped flowing. If cars stopped running. If computers stop
working begs this question. Which one would create the biggest problem
for humankind? Bert PS Lets go with computers can run on batteries
while the power is out