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Even an atheist can say "the laws came from above", isn't it?
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Even an atheist can say "the laws came from above", isn't it?
Comment on the arXiv:1412.6136. The higher dimensions are not penetrable not because they are cyclic (the curvature of the tiny circle is infinite), but because they are additional abstract parameters of the system. Like the coordinate time in Newton Physics is such the parameter: there is no spacetime in Newton Era. How about the Strong Equivalence Principle? To satisfy it, one need to make these parameters the independent from the coordinates of the Einstein's Spacetime. Therefore these additional parameters do appear to us as the fundamental constants in our physical laws. So, an atheist might say together with theists: “the laws came from above!”

Even an atheist can say "the laws came from above", isn't it? - ResearchGate. Available from:.... [accessed Sep 16, 2016].
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RE: Even an atheist can say "the laws came from above", isn't it?
I am really starting to wonder why you keep posting here. You must realize by now that nobody here takes you seriously.
I don't believe you. Get over it.
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RE: Even an atheist can say "the laws came from above", isn't it?
(September 16, 2016 at 4:47 am)theBorg Wrote: Comment on the arXiv:1412.6136. The higher dimensions are not penetrable not because they are cyclic (the curvature of the tiny circle is infinite)

The 5D spacetimes Wesson uses for his models are Ricci-flat, not of "infinite curvature". That's like, his main point. Is this going to be like the LIGO mirror discussion again, where you insist that facts are opposite from reality because you say so?
The fool hath said in his heart, There is a God. They are corrupt, they have done abominable works, there is none that doeth good.
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RE: Even an atheist can say "the laws came from above", isn't it?
(September 16, 2016 at 4:47 am)theBorg Wrote: Comment on the arXiv:1412.6136. The higher dimensions are not penetrable not because they are cyclic (the curvature of the tiny circle is infinite), but because they are additional abstract parameters of the system. Like the coordinate time in Newton Physics is such the parameter: there is no spacetime in Newton Era. How about the Strong Equivalence Principle? To satisfy it, one need to make these parameters the independent from the coordinates of the Einstein's Spacetime. Therefore these additional parameters do appear to us as the fundamental constants in our physical laws. So, an atheist might say together with theists: “the laws came from above!”

Even an atheist can say "the laws came from above", isn't it? - ResearchGate. Available from:.... [accessed Sep 16, 2016].

Ooh this looks like a fun game. My go ...

What you are forgetting is that the lower dimensions are not lower because dimensionality is not quantified on a two dimensional scale. They are lower because all angles are tangential to a plane. Now if you map this to a space of parameters and apply a Jonesian operator before reducing the dimensionality then you come up with the number 42. This is the meaning of life. No other parameters to the space-time function are required therefore any such laws that one may propose do not exist.

Take that!
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RE: Even an atheist can say "the laws came from above", isn't it?
(September 16, 2016 at 5:01 am)Alex K Wrote:
(September 16, 2016 at 4:47 am)theBorg Wrote: Comment on the arXiv:1412.6136. The higher dimensions are not penetrable not because they are cyclic (the curvature of the tiny circle is infinite)

The 5D spacetimes Wesson uses for his models are Ricci-flat, not of "infinite curvature". That's like, his main point. Is this going to be like the LIGO mirror discussion again, where you insist that facts are opposite from reality because you say so?

I love hearing you put the smack down on someone, even if I don't understand a word of it. Tongue
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RE: Even an atheist can say "the laws came from above", isn't it?
(September 16, 2016 at 5:46 am)Jörmungandr Wrote: I love hearing you put the smack down on someone, even if I don't understand a word of it. Tongue

I'm not exactly that eager to deliver smack downs, but he'd be better off spouting incoherent nonsense about works that I don't know.
The fool hath said in his heart, There is a God. They are corrupt, they have done abominable works, there is none that doeth good.
Psalm 14, KJV revised edition

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RE: Even an atheist can say "the laws came from above", isn't it?
(September 16, 2016 at 4:58 am)Jesster Wrote: I am really starting to wonder why you keep posting here. You must realize by now that nobody here takes you seriously.

He's spamming this around. TTA got a share.
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RE: Even an atheist can say "the laws came from above", isn't it?
(September 16, 2016 at 6:51 am)Gawdzilla Sama Wrote:
(September 16, 2016 at 4:58 am)Jesster Wrote: I am really starting to wonder why you keep posting here. You must realize by now that nobody here takes you seriously.

He's spamming this around. TTA got a share.

Yeah exactly the same threads started on both TTA and AF.
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RE: Even an atheist can say "the laws came from above", isn't it?
Not really against the rules, just annoying. I prefer to let Alex et al. do their thang.
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RE: Even an atheist can say "the laws came from above", isn't it?
The Borg private messaged me and asked me to sign on as co-author some "research" paper. What the hell? I told him to fuck off. He replied by telling me not to use foul language so I told him to fuck off again. No more offers to join in partnership with him as of yet.  Can there be a Borg Collective of one?
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