QPN
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I've been working on a wild and crazy idea for space. The problem here is that this idea requires the use of all kinds of physical & numerical math & number theory. Which includes the idea that energy is whole dimensional or spherical in its ability to function, however the basic idea is this.
What if the spacial distance in between 2 or more objects is actually the instantaneous amount of time in between those objects but where the angle in between 3 or more objects arises bcause of energy's ability to function whole dimensionally? In other words draw a line/ray on a piece of paper and define this line as being 100% non-instantaneous & 0% instantaneous time and then draw a line/ray at a right angle across this line and define this line as being 0% non-instantaneous & 100% instantaneous time & then spherical-ize this second line/ray because of energy's ability to function whole dimensionally. The neat thing here is that under this paradigm when non-instantaneous time dilates for an object from its perspective the instantaneous amount of time/distance in between all objects should also dilate as well. Which in turn should include the warping of what we know as spacetime. At the same time though this idea for the warping of what we know as spacetime should work great with the leading edge of time.
What if the spacial distance in between 2 or more objects is actually the instantaneous amount of time in between those objects but where the angle in between 3 or more objects arises bcause of energy's ability to function whole dimensionally? In other words draw a line/ray on a piece of paper and define this line as being 100% non-instantaneous & 0% instantaneous time and then draw a line/ray at a right angle across this line and define this line as being 0% non-instantaneous & 100% instantaneous time & then spherical-ize this second line/ray because of energy's ability to function whole dimensionally. The neat thing here is that under this paradigm when non-instantaneous time dilates for an object from its perspective the instantaneous amount of time/distance in between all objects should also dilate as well. Which in turn should include the warping of what we know as spacetime. At the same time though this idea for the warping of what we know as spacetime should work great with the leading edge of time.
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