Math might not be able to answer the question?

[Pirate88179]

And what of deja vu?

I have always had a strong deja vu.This is mostly with movie's. I can be watching a new movie(only just released)and know i have seen it befor???.I often site with my wife,and tell her what happens next,even though we havnt seen the movie. The first couple of time's it spooked her out,but now she is use to it. We went to our sons summer sports event at his school once,and he was in the 100 meter sprint. I said to my wife half way through the race,that he would come second and fall over after the finish line-and sure enough,he did just that. I had already watched the race before,but how and where?.

Interesting stuff indeed,but not much attention paid to it.

Tinman:

This might not explain your experiences but, in college, a professor submitted that dejavu was nothing more than the brain reading the "present" through the memory synapisis in a short circuit sort of way.  I have had it, many, if not all folks have experienced this.  His explanation was interesting but I have never had it knowing the next scene in a movie, only thinking that I have observed this scene in the movie before.

There is so much that we do not know, and I find that interesting.

Bill

[raburgeson]

When Bruce Cathie doubled the speed of light for one of his formulas it just points to time is probably not linear and we are not either.

[raburgeson]

OK, I have a calculator program for my computer, I will check out his math. I don't have a way to check the measurements of the grid. I will have to trust that as correct. I can't add in all the variables because many are not known. L R C are not known in this system. Getting inverse values of the speed of light is not surprising though if it is correct.