What is garvity?

[onepower]

Floor
I think gravity is comical...

The primary fields Gravity, Magnetic and Electric are the ultimate equalizers because anyone can ask what they are and make even the most supposedly intelligent people look like a fool.

Oh yes, everyone has it all figured out and there are no mysteries left. There just completely clueless about what the primary fields are which dictate the action of everything... a minor inconvenience.

It is comical isn't it?, everyone thinks they have it all figured out but cannot do or explain anything that really matters... it's a gong show, lol.

Regards
AC

[onepower]

I was just using sarcasm to show that we still understand very little if nothing about fields on the most fundamental level. In this supposedly modern age of enlightenment they are still a mystery.

As I implied, if you want to know how much a person really understands about nature... ask them what a field is.

Regards AC

[Floor]

A field or a theoretical field ?
         I like abstractions.
But I don't want to enter into discussions of theories as to what
constitutes a field.

I generally try to avoid using the term "field".

I usually, preface / explicitly state that I mean simply a three dimensional region
in which a physical force can be detected / measured.

 

[onepower]

I find that very strange...

The primary fields gravity, electric and magnetic dictate the action of everything in the known universe. Yet nobody wants to understand them?.

You want to talk about a grand conspiracy to keep people ignorant, this would qualify. Nobody will ever understand anything until they understand what a field is and how it interacts with matter.

This is why the powers that be fabricated the absolute nonsense called space/time to distract people. All the greatest free energy inventors claimed space time is a rabbit hole meant to numb the mind not free it.

If you want to understand free energy then understanding what a field is in reality is the first step.

Regards
AC

[Floor]

                                                                       TIME                                                                         

Time is marked or measured (and in some ways defined) by the consistency of
repetitions with which a force acts upon objects.

As examples consider.  The force of gravity pulling the sand grains in an hour
glass through the orifice at it's middle, at a constant rate.  The force of gravity
acting upon the mass and against the inertia of a pendulum, resulting in the
regular periods of it's oscillations.  The similar forces causing the Earth's motions
that result in the time of day, time of year, year and so on.  The regularity of the
periods of certain electric, molecular or atomic oscillations in modern chronometers,
which are the results of forces.
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A period of time is defined by a pattern. 
A pattern is defined by the repetition of some change.
This regularity of repetition is determined by comparison to a standard.
A standard is a record of and from the past,
The past is time, as defined in the aspects of before and after.

Patterns of time as intervals are typically defined by the repetition of:

1. Change as the displacement of a mass in relationship to two positions
(a before and an after),
2. Change in the direction of the displacement of a mass in relationship to two
positions (a before and an after).
3. Comparison of   either of   or   both of  the above changes to a standard.
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The repetition of those patterns is in general, caused by a relationship that exists
between the magnitude of a MASS and the magnitude of the energy as FORCE that
gives rise to a magnitude of DISPLACEMENT of that mass and by which a magnitude
of TIME is defined.

The magnitude of that MASS may be defined by:
   1. the magnitude of the time of the displacement of that mass
   2. the magnitude of the energy as force
   3. the magnitude of the displacement of that mass.

The magnitude of that energy as FORCE may be defined by:
   1. the magnitude of the time of the displacement of that mass
   2. the magnitude of the mass
   3. the magnitude of the displacement of that mass.

The magnitude of the DISPLACEMENT of that mass may be defined by:
   1. the magnitude of the energy as force
   2. the magnitude of the mass
   3. the magnitude of the time of the displacement of that mass

The magnitude of the TIME period of the displacement of that mass maybe defined by:
   1. the magnitude of the energy as force
   2. the magnitude of the mass
   3. the magnitude of the displacement of that mass
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Who can explain how or why there is a before, and how or why there is an after ?
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The perception of space arises from a context in which two things cannot exist
in the same space.
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