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Do you want to be immortal?

Do you want to be immortal?


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Ronald Zeeman

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A message from the quantum particles
I'm m still trying to figure this out my latest theory is two parallel universes.one on each side of a mobius strip. The actual shape e of the universe the alternate side is made from anti matter with time going backwards, so their exists two of me somehow in contact with each other. we are somehow in contact with each other. In other word super determinism exists.
 

Moogwizard

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I'm m still trying to figure this out my latest theory is two parallel universes.one on each side of a mobius strip. The actual shape e of the universe the alternate side is made from anti matter with time going backwards, so their exists two of me somehow in contact with each other. we are somehow in contact with each other. In other word super determinism exists.
These are some concepts I will have to read about. If there is any literature about it.
 

Ronald Zeeman

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Their must be a logical explanation bottom line, science, God or maybe even Aliens, death will give the answer. Either way being agnostic works for me.
 

Moogwizard

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Their must be a logical explanation bottom line, science, God or maybe even Aliens, death will give the answer. Either way being agnostic works for me.
I agree I am the same . It just have much anxiety knowing I will finally know the answer when I die. But won’t be alive to explain it to people.

Agnostic is the only logical choice for me as well
 

Ronald Zeeman

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Thanks I am starting to dabble in physics . It has always intrigued me.You seem very knowledgeable about it.
I've seen lots of theories come and go steady state to big bang. Really gets my mind going. My dream when I was younger was to become a theoretical physicist. just was not bright enough.
 

Ronald Zeeman

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I agree I am the same . It just have muca week beh anxiety knowing I will finally know the answer when I die. But won’t be alive to explain it to people.

Agnostic is the only logical choice for me as well
that's what my buddy and I discussed, a week before he died, he would be unable.to inform me whether I was on the right track.
 

mysterionz

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he is the true immortal. Cannot die at all.
 

Ronald Zeeman

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Thirty years ago, I made a new friend.at a new job he was bright did not know any physics until he discovered Bell's theorem drove him nuts, he was in good company Einstein was not thrilled, either. What bothered me was length could not be absolute and why did no one else notice this. Hawking hinted at this but did not follow through.
 

Moogwizard

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@Ronald Zeeman

Interesting, I don’t know if it being bright or is to look at the world in a very unconventional way the details we all miss is what makes a great physicist. I have been wondering about this .

Also your friend is right
 

Ronald Zeeman

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@Ronald Zeeman

Interesting, I don’t know if it being bright or is to look at the world in a very unconventional way the details we all miss is what makes a great physicist. I have been wondering about this .

Also your friend is right
If you follow my physics thread, you will notice the pros us mathematics I just use what I can see in my head what amazes me we are converging.
 

Moogwizard

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If you follow my physics thread, you will notice the pros us mathematics I just use what I can see in my head what amazes me we are converging.
I have been following that thread . Some of the math language seems so confusing to me that you guys use . But I am determined to work harder at it someday
 

Ronald Zeeman

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My math background is high school math grade thirteen. Technically one year of university. IF you have an aptitude for mathematics should be easy to learn. I just quoted some mathematical techniques in my threadlike set theory pretty simple stuff once you learn it. each time in the past when a breakthrough happened in physics. they used obscure at the time mathematics. Heisenberg used matrices. just a fancy way of solving multiple. equations concurrently. Glen-Mann used group theory. Something that was not taught in high school 50 years ago probably is now for an undergraduate in mathematics. Einstein used non-Euclidean geometry.
 

The Pandector

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I have to envy anyone who has a life they never want to end. I fear I offend the Lord on this one; I appreciate the opportunity to join him forever, but struggle trying to be grateful for the gift of life. I’ve rarely had a happy hour; never had a happy day. My significant accomplishments in life were in spite of the life I’ve lived.

My parents made no bones that they didn’t want me, and that set the tone for a long and difficult haul. Most people prefer not to have me around and I don’t blame them.

I don’t try to work with people because I know a better way and don’t care to explain it. When I joke just for levity, someone will be offended. When I have a better idea, nobody understands it until I implement it. I’m fine with numbers, but hate paying bills so badly that I sometimes get late. People sometimes dislike me at a glance, while others learn it over time. I’m a weird person.

My ears are so weird that I have a hard time with a cell phone. My eyes pick up things I wish they wouldn’t. My mind constantly identifies and resolves problems that are not my place to solve. I am lonely.

Let’s see… just getting started, but you get the idea. My faith overcomes the fear of death, mostly, so I don’t have that influence. If the Lord has work for me, I’m fine to stick around. Otherwise…
 

Ronald Zeeman

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The strangest thing about my stroke was I no longer worry about death, brain damage who knows, was the message delivered, who knows Was this the purpose of my life who knows. my main concern is the effect on family if something happened to me I saw the look in my siblings faces while in the hospital as they had just lost their oldest brother a few months prior.
 
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The strangest thing about my stroke was I no longer worry about death....
When I was 27 years old I found out that I had a nasty allergy, the only way you find out about this allergy is when a doctor gives you a needle and you die. In my case it was a free dentist attached to the side of a large modern hospital, lucky really.

According to the dentist I was clinically dead for 00:01:17, or 77 seconds, he had been giving me CPR and counting. By the time orderlies and a gurney arrived to take me in to the hospital proper I was coming back to myself again.

During that time I Did Not Exist. There was no me. I was gone. The only white light I saw was the flouros on the ceiling as I came around.

I was never religiously minded to start with, now that I know what happens when you die I feel more content about that.
 

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