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  • Is the math just an elaborate way to describe what Einstein, Newton and the rest saw in their mind. For instance another dimension exists in my mind in which all things in the universe are not only in our four detectable dimensions, but also have a line that connects them all together. From that thought comes my realization that all things are in fact Quantum Entangled, but from our spot we can’t see or measure the affect. And no I can’t describe that with my current math skills.

    Listen close enough and we’ll hear the voice of the Universe.

    This has been an interesting thought experiment. Fuzzballs Singularities Quanta all to describe a Microverse within the Universe, maybe once we understand the Universe we will be able to describe the Microverse.

    CMB = Fuzzball of our personal Black Hole. From the inside the information is preserved we just can’t tell those outside about it. Paradox ensues.

    Model’s and theories guide our knowledge quest, they can never be the end all. We work with what we have at the time then look and see if we got it right, The looking and seeing can never be entirely replaced by simulations that only rely on theory and not observation of actuality.

    all this info in particles, can we just ask a Hydrogen atom how it got here, then boom we know the history of the universe right? The info has to be there or we get an information paradox hmmm?

    I get information loss all the time it’s called age, and I will eventually collapse into…??? Hmm, maybe I’m paradoxical, I should reexamine my existence.

    neg. energy neg. mass wouldn’t that make it fly away from the gravity/mass at the center of the black hole and thus escape? Some of the things presented seem problematic to my mind. I must need to study more more more.

    hmm zero mass black hole? I think we are coming up on a drop of knowledge in the vast ocean of the universe, so the prospects of learning more become exponential.

    Observational data yes, wild conjecture no.

    In my mind homogenous in macro doesn’t in any way correlate to homogeneity in micro so no problem. I mean if you mix stuff together homogeneously it doesn’t have to change the stuff so you would still have differing particles in micro.

    some of this is like hearing just believe, and then given a number or formula that seems to only satisfy the fitting of the theory being postulated, then if it doesn’t fit observations adding another constant or formula. Or maybe I just don’t get it yet. but I’m still learning, so maybe there’s hope for me in the future.

    Certainly things can be missed, just as this could have been assigned to an engineering or construction mishap and ignored, good science prevailed here.

    Besides the fact that those failed results to your experiment, could be the proof needed for another theory to be proven?

    mistakes are just what we use to know how to go farther, was it Edison who said about his fails that they were not failures he just discovered 867 ways not to make a light bulb?

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