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  1. Why dont we start with some very basic classical physics definitions which apparently you never learned. Space is volume, spacetime is a geometry that uses the Interval (ct) to give Time dimensionality of length. Energy is the ability of a system/ state etc to perform work. Spacetime does not equal energy by any mainstream physics application. The above definitions apply to all main stream physics theories if your not following the above definitions then this thread definitely belongs in Speculations. Particularly how those tensor entries apply to the Kronecker delta and Levi-Civitta connections.
  2. Here is another evidence that math is not a science: in these science forums math seems to be one of the rarest topics.
  3. @swansont On what basis this thread was moved to speculations? What did you find so speculative? Was it the remarkable agreement with empirical data across 10^20 orders of magnitude range? Or was it the lack of adjustable parameters and refusal of curve fitting? Or was it full open source methodology derivations calculations and results publicly available at willrg.com ? At least have some dignity and scientific honesty for open scientific dispute! Moving this thread without a word while I was away is just pathetic! Ahhhh I know! You moved it here because you ashamed of how your glairing incompetence was publicly reviled on the last few pages. This is worse than pathetic! You have no right to call yourself a scientist! Shame!
  4. I'm sorry in advance but ill be blunt with you on this. To say something like this one has to be either stupid or dishonest. We all know that GR is incomplete and we have mountains of empirical data undeniably confirming it. It is probably the best that we got at the moment arguably yes... But to put GR in rank of absolute Truth is either sing of stupidity or dishonesty. In both outcomes you lost all remaining respect that I still had towards you . You don't have the right to call yourself scientist. You see that's the main difference between us. Im running publicly open research out of pure interest and love of science. All my methods and results are open for public. And don't claim to be right, im just sharing results and open for corrections and critic. But with you it is completely another level or the complete lack of it. All you do is just throwing empty insults and Appeal to tradition/popularity (argumentum ad populum). In stead of engaging with the actual evidence and arguments presented (this is science) you keep repeating same logical fallacy's over and over again. You call it speculation? Prove it as scientist! All codes and data and results are open at willrg.com and if you will I only will be grateful for helping me be less wrong. But instead you silently moving the thread and when confronted retreat to insults. You don't have the right to call yourself scientist! Shame! Another example of Appeal to authority logical fallacy presented to us by yet another "moderator". Good start mate! @MJ kihara Im not enjoying this too. I came here with hope to meet likeminded people who with united front engaging in the scientific attempt to be a bit less wrong, but instead Im facing.. this... Glad you found it entertaining though @Mordred , buddy well done you memorized some words from a text book. I suggest you to engage with basics of philosophy of science. Start from googling the words "ontology" and "epistemology". Than try to apply this methods to classical mechanics. There's a fascinating world of physics awaits you as soon as you learn to separate anthropocentric interpretations from empirical data. Good luck!

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