1. The origin of the universe

[Feb2006]

https://www.space.com/end-of-einstein-space-time


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bo4al7sNPkE



There is three possibilities.
Quantum mechanics is wrong.
Einstein is wrong.
They both wrong.

[onepower]

stivep

Definitely I agree that 200 years from now, a lot of models will be perfected.
it is normal because physicists don't operate in the system that is based on beliefs.

It helps to look at what it was like only 150 years ago...
https://www.insider.com/what-the-world-looked-like-150-years-ago-2020-5#at-the-same-time-people-were-moving-west-as-train-lines-expanded-3

The people 200 years ago could not even imagine the world we know or fathom the rate at which technology is now growing.
https://www.industrytap.com/knowledge-doubling-every-12-months-soon-to-be-every-12-hours/3950
https://cp.ventures/the-exponential-growth-of-technology/

As we can see the exponential growth of knowledge and technology has reached unimaginable levels. We literally learn more new things in a matter of minutes than we did in decades a thousand years ago. So it will not take hundreds of years to overturn all our theories and technology more like decades.

Unfortunately, as in the past we know most of the population will be left behind in the process. We will see 10% of the population having learned and moved beyond more knowledge than the other 90% will ever know. For example, right now John Deere is building robotic equipment to completely automate farming. Meanwhile many countries still use human labor, animals or small equipment to farm. The knowledge/technology gap is widening so fast some countries will become unrecognizable to the rest.

So it's cool that many like to live in the past, enjoy it while you can because very soon everything is going to change. Not slowly like in the past but almost overnight.

AC

[stivep]

stivep
It helps to look at what it was like only 150 years ago...
https://www.insider.com/what-the-world-looked-like-150-years-ago-2020-5#at-the-same-time-people-were-moving-west-as-train-lines-expanded-3
knowledge and technology has reached unimaginable levels.
more new things in a matter of minutes than we did in decades a thousand years ago.
it will not take hundreds of years to overturn all our theories and technology more like decades.
Unfortunately, as in the past we know most of the population will be left behind in the process.
We will see 10% of the population having learned and moved beyond more knowledge than the other 90% will ever know.
AC

thank you for the links.
Very interesting.
warning:
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This link is infected with

Phishing:
purporting to be from reputable companies in order to induce individuals to reveal personal
information, such as passwords and credit card numbers

_{In my experience, it was 98% of Russian bandits, scamming activity to harm,were there is not much to gain.
And this would make those Russians different from others.
where they are fueled by that unique pleasure of seeing others suffering with no special agenda in mind.
Savages, - destroying you just because you are possibly more advanced more educated or just an American.
or Polish, or Jewish, or Ukrainian, or just simply not Russian.
-of course I'm talking about "those Russians" - not all Russians.
However in typical country ruled by Mafia everything obeys its rules}.
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For 17 years now I have no TV at home, - waste of time.
Internet allows quick access to knowledge .
I remember in 90s I was going to Washington DC to dig in US patent office.

I have a problem, with your statement.
Is not that all models in physics will be rejected 200 years from now.
It will rather be perfection of models and introductions of new models I hope.

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Diversity makes us valuable. Not everyone wants to be a scientist.
And yes, dying out spirituality, ever-growing atheism is the result of education.
Vegans and vegetarians are not the effect of ever-present obesity and high cholesterol
and heart attacks
Those are usually young generation educated animals agreeing that they
are animals and nothing more than that.
They don't want other animals to suffer, especially from human animals (hunters) killing them pleasure.
Apart from that veganism/vegetarianism is promoting very healthy lifestyle.

My wife is very well educated and almost a quarter-century younger than me psychologist.
Her view is: humanity might have a hard time to survive to the next hundred years from now
and absolutely challenging will be to survive for incoming 200 years.

Reason is: overpopulation, ozone hole, climate change – raising the level of the seas,global
hunger due to that overpopulation, life longevity, advancement in medicine,
damage human animal does your atmosphere and earth,
promoted by Wesley
energy extraction from Schumann waveguide,
other sources of energy conversion - causing more overpopulation
and so on,

Today nobody believes in black magic, and "miracles" are longtime gone -
The new generation of youngsters can't leave the house without- a cell phone.
Spiritual dinosaurs are dying out.

30 years from now, around 75% of population in USA will likely be
highly professional - one particular skill specialists.
example:
IT will be divided to hundreds of skills in only one of the subgroups
such like subgroups:
programming,
networking,
interfacing,
computer automation and so.

Wesley

[sm0ky2]

In 2700 years Historians will translate "cell phone" as some sort of deity.
And their books will portray us praying to Apple and Google, our gods.


The science of the past is the mythology of tomorrow.


Almost noone questions how a tv or a cell phone works,
But most people that use them have no idea.
This intangible thing we call the internet, holds
no more physical form than Zues or Thor.


Two people discussing these technologies from an uneducated background
Might be indistinguishable from a story we read today about a prior civilization.


It is clearly evident that technology comes and goes as often as civilizations themselves.
There have been things done in the past we still cannot recreate today.


If the world were stricken into chaos,
We would gather in masses at small tabernacles,
Waiting for the internet to one day return.
and perhaps our children will carry on this tradition,
having no physical conception of what the internet truly was.


To the wizards that weave the curtain, these things are only science and technology
But to those that don't know whats in the box,
It may as well be a floating head in the sky giving us all of the answers.


We take this for granted in our daily lives.
Very few stop to think about the belts and motors that power the escalator.
We just have these stairs that lift themselves


The same people that tell you AirShips were just a myth,
don't even bat an eye when the goodyear blimp floats overhead.


Now we know about the Hindenburg, and why we dont have those anymore
Hydrogen and electricity dont mix


But prior to that, there were entire floating castles in the sky.
We chock it all up to fairy tales because we dont have the understanding or perspective.

[sm0ky2]

We can know the structure of the universe from within.
Ours is quadrapolar, having two perpendicular vortices and
2 poles of convergence, and 2 of divergence.
Mass in transition between 2 of the vortices expands to a maximum,
then contracts as it approaches.
We exist in an area where the universe is mostly "expanding"
space itself doesn't physically expand like they make it sound.
Thats just a way to explain it mathematically.
Most of the things in that part of the space are moving away from each other
faster than their own gravity can pull them closer.
We cannot see beyond the point of divergence, (into the past)
and what we are looking at only the 1/8 of the event viewable from our perspective
What we call the 'big bang'
in billions of years we will approach the 'big unbang' and emerge out of the other pole.
in exactly the same situation but crossing through a different quadrant.
Well, 'we' wont, but the matter makes up the galaxies will.