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    Universal Motion Theory

    So you are saying that use of classical differentials is incorrect? It looks rather like "Forget Dark Matter, forget Dark Energy, forget The Big Bang Theory" forget all established Science, Its all wrong, only I am right. Cat :)
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    Universal Motion Theory

    Astraeus, I believe that you mean well, and you are obviously greatly taken up with your subject. However, I have not changed my attitude one jot, as I believe that anything based on a first (mathematical) differential, dl/dt, can hardly be more fundamental than its described components, length...
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    Universal Motion Theory

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    Universal Motion Theory

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Existential_risk_from_artificial_intelligence#:~:text=increasing%20its%20uncertainty.-,Dangerous%20capabilities,the%20AI%20itself%20if%20misaligned. Let us not assume that AI is a wonderful new "gift from above" to be followed blindly towards "infinite benefit"...
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    A Hyperspherical Universe Revisited

    https://www.researchgate.net/publication/339285552_Hypersphere_Cosmology_in_a_Nutshell#:~:text=In%20Hypersphere%20cosmology%2C%20a%20universe,of%20light%20from%20distant%20galaxies.
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    Metaphysics.

    https://www.google.com/search?q=Why+does+boiling+water+cause+the+water+to+evaporate%3F&sca_esv=3865a5c24f38e491&sxsrf=AE3TifM1b1dp__PkJlmqekfp2S0HaSO3ww%3A1749457949966&source=hp&ei=HZxGaMH6OKWGhbIP5r2GmA4&iflsig=AOw8s4IAAAAAaEaqLZm1rQqClYAiTMuFCbbe_MnNs6tT&ved=0ahUKEwiB_Z7d9uONAxUlQ0EAHeaeAeMQ4d...
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    About Hubble's Law

    Apologies for seemng pernickety; I just take opportunities to help us all keep to correct English in public forums, and to help others learning English. This has had 1K vews. Cat :)
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    Hypercone Hypothesis: Rethinking Light Cones in a Hyperspherical Universe

    I live in mid England, and am aware of the following meaning: Cat :)
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    Hypercone Hypothesis: Rethinking Light Cones in a Hyperspherical Universe

    I should make it clear that any of this is not in accordance with my understanding. If you read all of the above, you see it is AI based and "The chronology of the universe describes the history and future of the universe according to Big Bang cosmology." When I wrote "Modify this as you feel...
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    A Critical Examination of Cosmic Expansion and the Present-Day Origin of the CMB

    Billslugg, if you look at a copy of Magna Carta, you are also looking at a current image. Thus, a current image may be of something which existed long ago, but no longer existing, or it may be of something long ago, but still existing. This is a different example. However, they are different...
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    Hypercone Hypothesis: Rethinking Light Cones in a Hyperspherical Universe

    Gibsense, I just Googled the question on #21. The answer didn't look right; also there is a caveat on accuracy. So I then took: What is the speed of light in m/s? Answer: 299,792,458 metres per second In particular, the value for the speed of light in a vacuum is now defined as exactly...
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    Metaphysics.

    Please tell me more . . . . . . . . . Cat :)
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    Metaphysics.

    I am not mad at you. I am just trying to clarify the issue. Cat :)
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    Hypercone Hypothesis: Rethinking Light Cones in a Hyperspherical Universe

    I Googled: “What radius would the hypersphere reach in 10^{-32} seconds”, and it responded with: “In 10⁻³² seconds, a hypersphere would reach a radius of approximately 10 meters. This calculation is based on the speed of light and the given time, representing a significant distance in everyday...
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    A Hyperspherical Universe Revisited

    I asked AI if it could be used to mislead. The AI communication ceased after a partial response saying that it could, and the response was cut short with a message that communication could not be established. Strange indeed. Coincidence?" Maybe AI could not go beyond truth? Perhaps it cannot...