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DevilSolution

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  1. Space as far as we know is endless but the end exist when the original propulsion of the big bang slows by gravity to the point where it starts deflating the same as it inflated, thats too say at some point in the future the speed of inflation will slow but the deflation will be just as slow as the inflation was at the relative point. Also are you saying that the space between 2 objects would be too large for gravity to work? because as far as i was aware if the distance is large the force would just be smaller thats to say in decimal terms the distance may make the force look almost non-existent, for example 10(100) 0's before we get a digit for the force like 0.00000000 googol 0000002543, the force still exists and relative terms of time it would be pointless to calculate how long it would take that force to spring into action, we just need to know it will.
  2. Your going to wake up with a headache, your automatically taking the philosophical presumption that something can be nothing, such as a human existing and dieing, in reality nothing was never something and has lack of a time property as it lacks energy to create time, in other words inside a vacuum time wouldnt exist.
  3. Im saying i am the dark energy atleast to what you have in-formation. It doesnt require god it requires laws of physics, the universe isnt quite like an elastic band but i appreciate the analogy, im also glad you told us you think things like gravity are living and can freeze but your right in your thinking of there being a MAX limit to the universe. If the original force of the big bang, which i guess your naming "dark energy" has only just started in relative terms to the overall lifespan of the universe then it makes sense that expansion is inflating, infact it will do for a long time period, there would be no point comprehending that time period as it could be millions of years, billions, trillions or millions of billions of trillions of googols.....there is no force stronger than gravity in relative terms of time other than the original break of a singularity which balances the forces. I think the big crunch has to exist for anything to exist in a multi-verse that isnt lived for less than a millisecond of its own reality for example if you believe in string theory all the string's you comprehend existing would themselves be expanding or still (frozen?), but never rhythmatic as imagined because unless there is a cycle on the level below that string doesnt even exist (which it probably doesnt anyway, i prefer being in the white mans beard theory). Seriously though what goes up must come down no matter how hard you throw it or under any physical conditions aslong as gravity exists. hear (is) the real string theory
  4. im not denying the universe is expanding even at an increased rate but unfortunately if the big crunch doesnt exist lots of laws of physics are broken just so were clear, you guys think what goes up keeps going up faster and faster? americaaaa escape velocity to where? another universe? gravity still exists and a constant doesnt, gravity is always at work even from one side of the universe so there MUST be a cut of point.....tick tock tick tock tick tock
  5. Hi guys im just curious as to why the big crunch is dismissed so much by top end scientists and physicist's. To me the logical outcome of the big bang is the big crunch, it works perfectly with the laws of physics i know of (namely gravity in so much as what goes up must come down). I believe scientists think the rate of inflation for our universe is increasing, which i would not deny for a second however it doesnt matter if it increasing now because at some point in time (billions even trillions of years time) there MUST be a cut off point, now im not being funny but our universe is not the monetary system so i dont want to hear about perceptual inflation, its just not true of our universe. So if we dismiss perceptual inflation then by what other means would scientists be so dismissive of the big crunch? thank you please very much so........ http://www.youtube.c...h?v=wcmuPc8_SWQ
  6. Time as we know it is only a perception of the change we see, we cant quite comprehend time as it is in truth. Time is relative to energy, if you like time can be seen as energy in as far as it cant exist without change and energy is the source of that change. Shame we dont quite know what Energy is.
  7. not sure, i think it may be fun to make up 3991 new characters though, i can just see all the squiggles right now
  8. Well performance wise linux would have great potential as a gaming machine, the biggest issue as you say is compatibility or lack of and the size of the linux community cant cater for high end games because they are created for windows machines that make the most of the newest microsoft technology (.net etc), there is a little bit of hope though in the shape of emulators or more specifically WINE, we do have an issue with wine tho given that once it makes a game compatible the next level game has already been released so we will always be behind. i would like to emphasize that i dont think linux will ever be an OS with games in mind, its more of a learning resource or tool for computer geeks its the greatest OS for scientist's not gamers sonic 2 anyone?
  9. Haha, you mean your spinning around the disk? dizzy yet?
  10. when your talking about 64/32/16 bit you are only referring to FSB size and essentially the amount of tracks that buss holds, not the numbering system as that is still binary. In Higher level programming you can start manipulating number systems but still only through manipulation of binary sowwy
  11. i always presumed alligators and birds were on the same branch as dinosaurs so....?
  12. Id be interested to hear the rest, though i doubt what you suggest is true due to pure probability and more variables than you have accounted for, its still an interesting read =D
  13. I thought i would educate the general public who may not be aware of the great educational resources most linux distro's offer, theres a huge list of scientific/mathematical tools for your disposal. The list goes from Bioengineering to IC development, if you have any questions on a specific tool you need, ill tell you which distro has that resource. also all software is open source (free for you and me)
  14. hex is also easily interchangeable with binary, i think time is the most interesting number sequence we use because it incorporates many base systems. If you could elaborate on why you think base 4000 has any advantage over base 10? i dont think we use base 10 because of our fingers to the contrary it is the most efficient base to use for general purpose mathematics.
  15. Gnome here, the winner will be whatever the most people use in the long run and this is isnt always the best usually the most universally used
  16. well the great thing about computer science is that you dont really specify, you cover a large area of computer related subjects and can get a job in almost any area, which is quite good considering your not sure what you want to do yet. computer science is a good option for future prospects, from computer technician to programmer the amount of jobs it allows is very vast
  17. Turing and Enigma may be an interesting topic to cover http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Turing http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enigma_machine
  18. Full English breakfast for all three, a pint of coke and a paracetamol
  19. Almost none of that helps for programming, infact only programming and maths helps you program, some specifics on hardware would help you if you need a program relative to that specific hardware (rare)
  20. Black skinned people and pale skinned peoples are distant cousins on the biological tree, it would be true to assert that homosapian gene's give the entire race intelligence & that all other differences are cultural rather than biological, essentially all humans are hardwired with the ability to learn and converse intellectually.
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