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Genady

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  1. How do we know this? This does not contradict reductionism. Why wouldn't it be possible to predict consciousness based on a knowledge how the unconscious parts are arranged?
  2. It rains here today. Our aquarium water gets partially changed: (the surface as seen from below)
  3. Here is a different approach: Quantum Field Theory and the Standard Model: Schwartz, Matthew D.: 8601406905047: Amazon.com: Books
  4. Simple - no, but not an approximation either. It is an exact matrix multiplication. Frame dragging comes with gravity, not with coordinate transformation.
  5. Yes. I saw that quote about "science without religion..." used by religious zealots out of this context too many times. 🤮 OK.
  6. Yes, I'm a simple guy.
  7. I don't know about others but have read several biography books about Einstein. I understood that he was not religious.
  8. They are different, I think. Consider Bab = Bacgbc = Bdcgadgbc ≠ Bba Bab and Bba are transpose of each other, like Bab and Bba. No difference if the tensor is symmetric. edit: the thread was open on my screen for way too long, so this is x-posted with the entire exchange above. Still, the last remark, about symmetric tensor, is an addition, I think.
  9. I'm glad to hear this. Good luck to you!
  10. If you are satisfied with these responses, then there is no need to present the rest of your theory.
  11. No. Just present the first paragraph of your manuscript and ask members for their response.
  12. For other reasons, but not because RT requires it to exist. The reasons can be easily found in many sources. They don't match with non-relativistic predictions as well. Present the first paragraph.
  13. Here is one of THEM: VINCENT VAN GOGH (1853‐90)* ARTIST AND ADDICT - BETT - 1954 - British Journal of Addiction to Alcohol & Other Drugs - Wiley Online Library
  14. They come in different colors here, too. What is interesting, they know to stay on a sponge which matches their color. I'll look in my pictures for a different frogfish and will post if I find one.
  15. Speaking of the devil... Here is a fresh photograph of our own walking fish, frogfish. Not very rare but often gets unnoticed because of the wonderful camouflage. Taken by a friend of mine, much better uw photographer than me.
  16. These letters and numbers that you refer to, are meaningless on their own. But when you consider what they mean when they are executed by a computer, you shall see that each elementary step of execution of a program has 4 independent variables: 1) a current state of computer registers, 2) a current state of computer memory, 3) a state of the registers that replaces the current state, and 4) a state of the memory that replaces the current state. These four variables make the computer program at least 4 dimensional. DNA molecule has 3-dimensional structure, but it is not enough for DNA to function. To do anything, it has to dynamically change. This adds a new dimension making it 4-dimensional. Congratulations about it. But if you research Google or Youtube and alike, then large part of these hours is wasted and even is counterproductive. If you want to study for real, you need to study from textbooks.
  17. Nice picture. And it's just a beginning. +1
  18. Good for you. It took me longer.
  19. I have Master degree in Computer Sciences and have learned and used more than a dozen of programming languages, and I don't see how you conclude that they "aren't 4 dimension." Can you help? I have also Master degree in biology and know quite a lot about DNA. I still don't see how you conclude that it is "3 dimensional." Can you help? Your last paragraph is not an answer to my question: is it?
  20. What exactly do you disagree with in what I said there? You don't need to, but you can.

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