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hmm, i think i need to do some more reading about what you wrote...dont dispair, my problem is that i'm doing 3 things at once and to read that and do the washing at the same can be a little confusing...cant put gravity in the washing machine and i cant put washing powder in the pc...
Love the theory, brings on a whole new way of looking at things, yet a way that has been there and dismissed...be persistent and people with little ideas like that, will slowly be accepted...most nutters turn out to be true thinkers but the "not so intelligent" do like to flex there muscles and not there brains...
by bringing force into the equation instead of attraction, you have shown another way of explaining the forces of the universe...i do have a problem with time, i see it as a constant and all other things being variables...and the big bang..hmmm...i think some one came up with that after seeing what happens to stars after they implode...the idea that the universe can be measured by us is absurd(dictionary plz)...yes maybe it did happen a few trillion times but we have no way of saying that the universes is expanding, only our little section we can measure..how big is the universe?..well i try not to think of it as i have this idea that it dont end, to base religious beliefs into that then it has an end but to accept it is endless is hard for some...(they may say it but not think it)...
if force is the constant within the universe then most of our theories are wrong(they probably are anyway)...attract and repell are the opposites of each other and can be confused with each other..its the same with electricity...if you have down any welding with an arc welder, you will see the molten metal flow away from the welding rod, but at the same time the welding rod is being attracted to the metal...now some say its the electricity force you away but it also attracts...now when a welder arcs it has a cycling effect caused by alternating current...thats two opposites, one attracting other repelling...in the universe, what is the attracting force and what is the repelling force, is it possible that both exist and we have only looked at one with the wrong idea of which one we are looking at...
anyway back to my washing...
Kath
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