The standard model of science is a business. Billions of pounds are spent on space satellites, and telescopes, and colliders. The people involved spend their whole lives living the Big Bang, and following the rules of science. But they have created a form of mass hysteria similar to the Tourette's in a NY town...
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504763_162- ... s-it-mean/
I think it starts with social activities that everyone adheres to...
American Football
Baseball
Basketball
Then the food...
Hot Dogs
Burgers
Fries
Then the Standard Model, and the Big Bang.
The symptoms are copycat behaviour... "Math's is proof.", Woo Woo, Time, Bell's Inequality...
When analysed the thought processes have become mangled into infinite dimensions of fake physics. The fake physics start off as mathematics (which is a way to create fake proofs), and fake forces (like pull forces), and impossible physics like Bell's Inequality...
"All Things That Can Happen Do Happen And Create Forks In Our Dimension."
Which is obviously total bullshit. And time travel, and basically a bunch of Paradoxical ideas.
I find that common sense has totally gone from these people, and the remaining person has a mentally challenge personality. Actually.. autism is a common trait of mathematicians, and has been considered to be a Genius trait. Genius in this case means obeying the Standard Model to the hilt, and using mathematics to prove it.
Now when I read that, it actually reads....
Autistic people follow rules, and make those rules a habit that they cannot break. Trying to change them to a new model of science is almost impossible, and can lead to hysteria. These are not Genius, they are parrots that mimic Genius.
There is a mass hysteria going on.. the Standard Model was broken in 1720, and has always been broken. But the mass hysteria is still going on, passed on from person to person, and costing a lot of money.
There is however a business model that works hidden in the hysteria. The model of measurements taken over the years that actually work, and can be used to create devices. Measurements are not theory however, dropping things off buildings is accurate, but saying that these things are pulled to the Earth is inaccurate. So the scientists measure things, and treat these measurements as a theory to delude themselves into maintaining their mass hysteria that if this is not correct they look like fools. Imagine spending your life with an incorrect set of forces like pull, and then having to tell everyone that Gravity is a push force. It's too much to bare for these scientists. They ask...
"Where is your maths to prove it?"
Of course the maths is the same because they used measurements like dropping balls off buildings. The theory is different. The rules of the physics are very different. Only autistic personalities with hysteria would not realise that the two things are completely different.
The very first maths in science was by Isaac Newton, and that maths was wrong, and that was 1720. The maths has always been wrong, but the measurements have always been right.
Newton...
f=G*m1m2/r^2=
f = gravitational force
m1&m2 = are mass of 2 object
G = known as the universal gravitational constant.
r^2 = distance between m1 and m2
The above works, but is using the wrong physics. m1 & m2 should not be mass. Mass is the pull force, and there is no such thing as a pull force. m1 & m2 should be holes. Holes allow a flow force.
Anyway that doesn't matter, what matters is that our scientists are all a bit crazy. And that is something that needs sorting out.
Scientists exhibit a form of mass hysteria
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Re: Scientists exhibit a form of mass hysteria
That's true, it is because they don't take into account enough that they are observing manifestations of their own consciousness.
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Re: Scientists exhibit a form of mass hysteria
Wow, honestly Pincho, your knowledge of science history sucks.Pincho Paxton wrote:The very first maths in science was by Isaac Newton, and that maths was wrong, and that was 1720.