Many Worlds and an Anti-Universe

StarLord

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Walks to the blackboard, OK, that's 1 for Grayson and 0 for Dancho.

Grayson old bean, your serve.
 

gomp

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For the most part I would have to agree with grayson too. But technically it was the electrons orbiting the atoms in the wall that stopped your head from traveling in the direction it was going. So the matter of the wall was of little consequence, it was the walls energy/mass that stopped your head from its gloriouse trip.
 

Grayson

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For the most part I would have to agree with grayson too. But technically it was the electrons orbiting the atoms in the wall that stopped your head from traveling in the direction it was going.[/b]

Only where they were prevented from intersecting the orbits of the electrons in my head.

So the matter of the wall was of little consequence, it was the walls energy/mass that stopped your head from its gloriouse trip.

No, it was the inability of atoms to share the same space and time that caused the problem. Were the wall to be in another time continuum, the issue would not arise as my head would pass through said space.

What we can conclude is that mass + energy / the right time + space = collision.

Anything else, no problem.
 

StarLord

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I really hate when my posts just shoot into the ethers. Lets try this again. It could be because Grayson And I posted at the exact same time...
Hmm no two posts may occupy the same spot at the same time....

"No two objects may occupy the same space at the same time", the energy/mass of the wall and the mass/energy of the wall would not fit together in that spot.

OK, so that's Grayson 1, Wall 1, Head 1 + Goose egg, Dancho 0.
 

Krish

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Many Worlds and an Anti-Universe

Judging by the "many worlds" interpretation, there are an infinite number of universes and each time an event occurs an alternate (yet almost identical) universe is created in which the event didn't take place -
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Zillions of kilograms of mass every time, coming from imagination? amazing....but you can create such in Energy in a computer...may need new thinking...

And there is no anti-Universe...it is like casino games...the casino always wins...
 

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