Physics Proves Parallel Universes Exist/time travel possible

[singular_me]

Einstein believed that in today's science "there is no ultimate theory, no...ultimate fact about the stuff the world is made of," there is only talk, which is why Einstein said that "physical concepts are free creations of the human mind." This was forcefully reiterated by Harvard astrophysicist Bruce Gregory, who said that in science "What is real is what we regularly talk about" and therefore "When we create a new way of talking about the world, we naturally create a new world."

Subjective Reality will always refelct on indvidual's environment. The environment shapes our minds. This is because we can only observe what we see and understand. Subjective Reality is a source of conflicts. As long as we remain focuses on the effects instead of the causes, what we perceive as Reality will forever be an illusion, because when every new data comes in, we must readjust our way of thinking.


But in the realm of Absolute Reality, it is the Mind that creates and experiences itself endlessly. That very Mind has no conflicts but ironically, could turn out being completely Holographic by nature if parallel universes exist. Definitely a tough one.


This to say that whatever (mainstream) doctrine, would it be sciencific or religious cannot provide man with what he needs to understand the Universe.

The very Super Elites know this and that is why their game is to continally shape our reality with opposing diatribes and partially wrong/right data.

Aint kind of strange that scientists started paying attention to the Dark Matter a more than a generation ago.... while esotericists have been studying it for centuries, calling it Ether, and their works were completely suppressed during the Dark Ages and Renaissance? Today anyone referring to their findings is called a new-ager or masonic-supporter.

[RJB]

Oh man! Always grind your own beans.

Time travel is old news!

I put instant coffee in a microwave oven and...PRESTO!

[Nomen luni]

UC Santa Barbara's Andrew Cleland cooled that paddle in a refrigerator, dimmed the lights and, under a special bell jar, sucked out all the air to eliminate vibrations. He then plucked it like a tuning fork and noted that it moved and stood still at the same time.

How did he 'note' that? How did he observe it?

I visit a lot of 'free energy' sites, and the surprising thing is that a lot of the theories you see there make sense in terms of classical physics. It's the mainstream scientific press that has ventured off into lala land.

Who here actually believes in time travel? Me, no.

[singular_me]

It's the mainstream scientific press that has ventured off into lala land

mainstream has the habbit to release, both kinds of data... true and untrue. Yet mainstream news today tell us everything "they" are going to do witn us the cattle, all wrapped in a socialist agenda that seems okay for many ppl.

We must look for information everywhere, thats the only way to know what is going on.

The mainstream funds projects on both sides of the fence, so diviseness in sciences can be sustained. Thats the role of foundations and gov grants. Hence the average ppl will find too tricky as which source to believe and give up.

an examole:
'Cold Fusion' Moves Closer to Mainstream Acceptance
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...0321182909.htm

Cold fusion was suppressed for at least 2 decades...

[singular_me]

have the mod duplicate the thread. I dont remember positing this here.... o-->

I would be willing to take confessional with them at this time.

maybe later ... LOL

[steyr_m]

I personally think time travel is BS. If it was possible, someone from the future would have been here already. Imagine it, "So how did you pick those winning numbers on the 300 million dollar Super Lottery? Well Bob, I looked them up on a database and went back to the past and picked them."