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2010-08-16 00:14:35
WARNING NOT FOR THE TYPE THAT SAY LET GOD SORT IT ALL OUT
If you get a spare hour or two in your day I highly reccomend watching both of these series. Don't worry both of these series were made for idiots like you and me and don't include higher mathematical equations that would fry our brains. This is about a groundbreaking theory of "everything", a theory that will eventually not only master our own universe, but will begin to shatter the walls of the relatively unknown membrane mutliverse.
String Theory Series, turns into m-theory (Reccomend before watching next series) http://www.youtube.com/user/ogniank#p/u/13/E7FV9aaiwKQ
Membrane Theory Series (Skip first series if familiar with string theory); http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-yEu-b_YD0
What is interesting is the M-Theory rising to strong prominence over the last decade is crumbling walls of universal equations and the mystery of the singularity. M-theory has essentially unlocked the door to mastering our universe in the field of quantum mechanics. While at an infant stage eventually the quantum field of mechanics and math will over time be able to solve nearly all of the major mysteries of our own universe with the building block of M-Theory. Over time as quantum mechanics is able to replicate and master 2 dimensional plains and create equations and predictions based on the 11th dimension along with being able to perfectly replicate the conditions for a mini black hole, we will be able to effectively plant a seed and create a universe.
This would not make us a God in the conventional mythical sense, we could not design the lifeforms as we please, we could only seed a universe, after which we would no longer have control. It could be we create failed universes, ones in which only the laws of electrons are obeyed, or we could conceivable create a universe with the exact same physical laws as our own, in essence a universe that would guarentee the birth of intelligent life. One begins to see after watching both series the paradox that not everything has a beginning, that energy is never gained nor lost, and that by creating our universe one day we can see in a practical sense how the birth and deaths of universes are infinite and eternal.
If you get a spare hour or two in your day I highly reccomend watching both of these series. Don't worry both of these series were made for idiots like you and me and don't include higher mathematical equations that would fry our brains. This is about a groundbreaking theory of "everything", a theory that will eventually not only master our own universe, but will begin to shatter the walls of the relatively unknown membrane mutliverse.
String Theory Series, turns into m-theory (Reccomend before watching next series) http://www.youtube.com/user/ogniank#p/u/13/E7FV9aaiwKQ
Membrane Theory Series (Skip first series if familiar with string theory); http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-yEu-b_YD0
What is interesting is the M-Theory rising to strong prominence over the last decade is crumbling walls of universal equations and the mystery of the singularity. M-theory has essentially unlocked the door to mastering our universe in the field of quantum mechanics. While at an infant stage eventually the quantum field of mechanics and math will over time be able to solve nearly all of the major mysteries of our own universe with the building block of M-Theory. Over time as quantum mechanics is able to replicate and master 2 dimensional plains and create equations and predictions based on the 11th dimension along with being able to perfectly replicate the conditions for a mini black hole, we will be able to effectively plant a seed and create a universe.
This would not make us a God in the conventional mythical sense, we could not design the lifeforms as we please, we could only seed a universe, after which we would no longer have control. It could be we create failed universes, ones in which only the laws of electrons are obeyed, or we could conceivable create a universe with the exact same physical laws as our own, in essence a universe that would guarentee the birth of intelligent life. One begins to see after watching both series the paradox that not everything has a beginning, that energy is never gained nor lost, and that by creating our universe one day we can see in a practical sense how the birth and deaths of universes are infinite and eternal.
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