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author deals with this too, the whole shebang here started with an explanation of why a Unified Field Theory (statement of absolute truth) is not possible in our universe today, yesLets not conflate sources of uncertainty into one unified explanation.
that is treated at the bottom of the latest link pageIf you ask a physicist to explain the double slit experiment they will come up with quantum string theory
I wonder if the first 175 digits of pi could be added up to 777. I heard a detective once say, “Numbers, when tortured enough, will confess to anything.” :)
@ScottA , i'd like to hear it! btwLets not conflate sources of uncertainty into one unified explanation.
If you ask a physicist to explain the double slit experiment they will come up with quantum string theory. But ask @ScottA and he will have a better answer. Only one can be correct.
ha ok, but note my answer to that post, or the author's or whatever. Inquisition is kind of the point here iow, an inquisition into how we accept false truth, perhaps. If you see any holes, bam poke themShh...
We dont need another inquisition....
I am under the weather so I have not read every post."...Much like it would take infinite power to become almighty, or infinite knowledge to become omniscient, the number sequence tries to reach the freedom on which the universe is based by being infinitely large. The universe maintains freedom by not predicting what comes next. The number sequence tries to imitate that by summing up the infinite amount of outcomes. Creation allows finite variety and achieves freedom; the number sequence sums up infinite variety but in stead of achieving freedom, it achieves infinity. Or rather, does not achieve freedom.
The number sequence needs perpetual maintenance, perpetual additions in the form of prime numbers to maintain the continuity it depends on. The universe works in quite the opposite fashion. Everything that has ever existed, or will ever exist, was already there it that awesome event some call The Beginning and others The Big Bang. And any system that requires a) infinity and b) constant input of new pulses can not represent the universe. And if you think that description fits solely the number sequence you are in for a rather grim surprise..." ibid
cue @ScottA
the author makes the same point, yesSo, if your studies produce a form of numeric jello...it is because you are trying to put a fix on what you have not yet defined. Actually, it's worse than that.
if even one person who needs it in 5 years and finds it in search is convicted by it, does it matter?But if I tell you the truth...will you not simply go back to your 'isms?
That is why I am not silent.if even one person who needs it in 5 years and finds it in search is convicted by it, does it matter?