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jatslo · Sep 20, 2005

HELLO YOUNG ALBERT EINSTEIN's - I am going to write and publish some interesting stuff at http://www.jatslo.com/nr/FTL.php. [1]. I would like to evaluate velocity affects on energy, matter, and space-time, etc.. [2]. Then I would like to utilize existing models to support my theory or theories. I am far less efficient as an individual, and that is why I would like to harness the power of diversity within SDC. My main motivation is "My Entertainment"; however, I want to start branching out and writing about stuff as a marketing gimmick too. Will you help me? I promise to be nice. <img src="/images/icons/wink.gif" />

nexium · Sep 20, 2005

Some of the second team will help, perhaps some of the brightest and best. You have my permission to exploit and modify any of the ideas in my posts. Neil

jatslo · Sep 20, 2005

Okay, I think I will camp out here for a while, so is anyone going to help?<blockquote>In reply to:<hr />HELLO YOUNG ALBERT EINSTEIN's - I am going to write and publish some interesting stuff at http://www.jatslo.com/nr/FTL.php. [1]. I would like to evaluate velocity affects on energy, matter, and space-time, etc.. [2]. Then I would like to utilize existing models to support my theory or theories. I am far less efficient as an individual, and that is why I would like to harness the power of diversity within SDC. My main motivation is "My Entertainment"; however, I want to start branching out and writing about stuff as a marketing gimmick too. Will you help me? I promise to be nice. <img src="/images/icons/wink.gif" /> <hr /></blockquote>

jatslo · Sep 20, 2005

Just tell me how to cite you; link, whatever; My site is pretty busy thousands of hits per day. I'll start off by linking this thread, but I need to get a good product going before I cross link it throughout my network.

jatslo · Sep 20, 2005

I have the layout I want, what do you think?<blockquote>In reply to:<hr />HELLO YOUNG ALBERT EINSTEIN's - I am going to write and publish some interesting stuff at http://www.jatslo.com/nr/FTL.php. [1]. I would like to evaluate velocity affects on energy, matter, and space-time, etc.. [2]. Then I would like to utilize existing models to support my theory or theories. I am far less efficient as an individual, and that is why I would like to harness the power of diversity within SDC. My main motivation is "My Entertainment"; however, I want to start branching out and writing about stuff as a marketing gimmick too. Will you help me? I promise to be nice. <hr /></blockquote>

jatslo · Sep 21, 2005

So, are you going to help me or not?<blockquote>In reply to:<hr />In most cases such exploits are called braggadoccio or Chutzpah!<hr /></blockquote>

vogon13 · Sep 21, 2005

I hope to remain unminionable for the time being. <img src="/images/icons/wink.gif" /> (BTW, should SDC start paying us by the word for our posts, I think extra boodle needs to be divied out for little gems like 'unminionable') <img src="/images/icons/laugh.gif" /><img src="/images/icons/laugh.gif" /><img src="/images/icons/laugh.gif" /> <div class="Discussion_UserSignature"> TPTB went to Dallas and all I got was Plucked !!So many people, so few recipes !!Let's clean up this stinkhole !! </div>

jatslo · Sep 21, 2005

Well, I can cite you and/or set you up as a co-author. In terms of words, we will probably wind up with a book worth of information easy. Basically, I am thinking and assessing what we already know at the moment. The following two components are critical to unification, so if we/I can effectively hypothecate the means at which we can prove there existence, then someone can, with respect individuals with access to a lab, can try to replicate it in theory. [1] Dark Matter -- [2] Dark Energy --; however, we/I must hypothecate that the speed-of-light is not an impenetrate barrier. <img src="/images/icons/wink.gif" />

jatslo · Sep 21, 2005

Are you going to help or not?

Slate · Sep 21, 2005

Minnions eh ? Im not sure but I think I've been offended

jatslo · Sep 21, 2005

I changed "Minions" to "Young Albert Einstein's", and Alberta's too, less not forget the ladies.

the_masked_squiggy · Sep 21, 2005

Um, because Slo knows what the ladies like? Somehow, I don't think most of us "Albertas" would like to be associated with your paper. Might hurt our careers somehow. Perhaps the material's a little too "groundbreaking" for them backwards astrophysicists.

jatslo · Sep 21, 2005

Then remain anonymous

jatslo · Sep 22, 2005

Okay, I came up with 3000-words so far, and to be honest, I have not even started. I am beginning to think that writing a theory is going to involve writing a book; is this a correct assessment of the situation? Also, since this is going to take a while, and involve multitudes of pages, then how many words should I place on a page?<blockquote>In reply to:<hr />HELLO YOUNG ALBERT EINSTEIN's - I am going to write and publish some interesting stuff at http://www.jatslo.com/nr/FTL.php. [1]. I would like to evaluate velocity affects on energy, matter, and space-time, etc.. [2]. Then I would like to utilize existing models to support my theory or theories. I am far less efficient as an individual, and that is why I would like to harness the power of diversity within SDC. My main motivation is "My Entertainment"; however, I want to start branching out and writing about stuff as a marketing gimmick too. Will you help me? I promise to be nice. <img src="/images/icons/wink.gif" /><hr /></blockquote>The following is the first block, and some feedback would be nice: Through the eyes of chaos, we will unlock the secrets laid before our feet, the secrets resurrected from the dead and passed through the countless generations of time, to once and for all, solve the one common objective: Unification; the act, process, or result of unifying, as in the state of being unified. Our goal is unity, or to make into a unit or coherent whole, all of which is visible and invisible. When humanity thinks of unification within the 21st-century, Albert Einstein (1879-1955), frequently comes to mind. Einstein was an American theoretical physicist, known for the formulation of the relativity theory, and he is recognized as one of the greatest physicists of all time (Encyclopedia). However, the successful development of a unified theory eluded

jatslo · Sep 22, 2005

Why? what did I do wrong?

jatslo · Sep 22, 2005

Well, I am going to need to evolve from other peoples work, so I am writing about those people before I take it to the next level. Can you offer something constructive that will help me please? Am I being nice?

jatslo · Sep 22, 2005

I have not started the abstract yet, because I am not sure where this is going to take me, but if I were to create a list it would look something like: SOLVE: [1]. Dark Energy. [2]. Dark Matter. [3]. Gravity. [4]. Anti-Gravity. [5]. Link (G) to (S)(W)(EM). [6]. New Super-Medium for fission/fusion reactors. [7.] New Plasma Propulsion. [8]. Solve the world's energy issues. [9]. Unify the sciences. [10]. Matter can exceed -(c). [11]. Energy can exceed -(c). [12]. -(c) is the visible-speed-of-light. [13]. Speed-of-light is infinite (new variable). [14]. Super-Medium in quantum Computers to test time travel and teleportation. [15.] Photon's can be manipulated (gravity & temperature). [16]. Create new EMI spectrum (invisible expansion) [17]. etc. oh my, is there anything I left out? The following is more or less just a generalization: [1]. I would like to evaluate velocity affects on energy, matter, and space-time, etc.. [2]. Then I would like to utilize existing models to support my theory or theories. I am thinking that I should limit this work to between 1,500 and 2,000 pages with lots of visual aids; whereas each page will contain a max of about 5,000-words. Does that sound about right?<blockquote>In reply to:<hr />Well, your stated goals are: Jatslo said, [1]. I would like to evaluate velocity affects on energy, matter, and space-time, etc.. [2]. Then I would like to utilize existing models to support my theory or theories. So, regurgitation of biographical data on Albert Einstein, while interesting, doesn't really fit into the task you've outlined for yourself.<hr /></blockquote>My psychology book has several pages dedicated to the pioneers, and frequently references them through out the book; however, the author does n

jatslo · Sep 22, 2005

I am serious

jatslo · Sep 22, 2005

I am setting up a SQL database to manage pages, and I will also set it up to search pages, so that it is a good researchable platform. . I want to measure the length of two light pulses traveling at different velocities within a vacuum and compare these subjects with one another in terms of how length contraction is an effect of velocity. Experiments: [A]. Temperature Control (thermal radiation). [1]. Length Encapsulation (hydrogen cold/hot fission/fussion). . Gravity (I have a hypothetical clue). [1]. New zero resistive super-medium.

nexium · Sep 22, 2005

Hi Jatslo: You may be a genius or recieving revelation, but most of your ideas conflict badly with mainstream science. 200 words per page is typical. 5000 words requires acre size pages or a microscope to read. Neil

nexium · Sep 22, 2005

Velocity is relative. The crew of a space craft traveling 0.99 c with repect to earth, observes normal things inside. Particles just outside may have distructive velosities with respect to the space craft. Communicatios with Earth may be heavily blue shifted or red shifted. Neil

jatslo · Sep 23, 2005

You are stating that I may be a genius or I am recieving revelation, but most of my ideas conflict badly with mainstream science, and I might like to add that I am a risk taker too. My ideas are expansions of main stream science, and I am trying very hard to work it out. You are stating that 200 words per page is typical, but I am writing virtually. You are also stating that 5000 words requires acre size pages that are microscope to read, and that may be true, if I were using paper, but I am not. Okay, here is the low-down: Paragraphs average 150-words (Double spacing between paragraphs); 33 paragraphs per page; I am set up to run 2000 pages, which is 10-million-words total; I built the SQL database today, and the page codes are referred to as "pid". When I setup the query the code will be "qid"; that way the e-book will be searchable. If I write 2000-words per day, it will take me 14-years to complete this project. If I could get help, we could cut this time dramatically.<blockquote>In reply to:<hr />You may be a genius or recieving revelation, but most of your ideas conflict badly with mainstream science. 200 words per page is typical. 5000 words requires acre size pages or a microscope to read.<hr /></blockquote>

jatslo · Sep 23, 2005

They will crazyeddie, you can be the farm on it.

jatslo · Sep 23, 2005

You are stating that velocity is relative, and I would concur. Your 1st example: "The crew of a space craft traveling 0.99 c with repect to earth, observes normal things inside", is plausible. Your 2nd example: "Particles just outside may have distructive velosities with respect to the space craft", is plausible. Your 3rd example: "Communicatios with Earth may be heavily blue shifted or red shifted", is plausible.<blockquote>In reply to:<hr />Velocity is relative. The crew of a space craft traveling 0.99 c with repect to earth, observes normal things inside. Particles just outside may have distructive velosities with respect to the space craft. Communicatios with Earth may be heavily blue shifted or red shifted.<hr /></blockquote>Would you like to expand on blueshift and redshift in terms of direction and velocity relative to Earth, because this may be something that I might have to consider too? It is quite possible that communications would be hampered.

jatslo · Sep 23, 2005

Good morning young Albert and Alberta Einstein's - I have a question with respect to the term "Velocity": What are the general tools of the trade, with respect to measuring the velocity of subject(s)? For instance, a velometer measures the velocity of air.<blockquote>In reply to:<hr />HELLO YOUNG ALBERT EINSTEIN's - I am going to write and publish some interesting stuff at http://www.jatslo.com/nr/FTL.php. [1]. I would like to evaluate velocity affects on energy, matter, and space-time, etc.. [2]. Then I would like to utilize existing models to support my theory or theories. I am far less efficient as an individual, and that is why I would like to harness the power of diversity within SDC. My main motivation is "My Entertainment"; however, I want to start branching out and writing about stuff as a marketing gimmick too. Will you help me? I promise to be nice. <img src="/images/icons/wink.gif" /><hr /></blockquote> am looking for a generalized list of instrumentation or methodologies utilized in scientific studies, as if that makes sense. BTW, I am working on velocity, ATM. Thank you in advance - Jatslo<blockquote>In reply to:<hr />The following is what I have come up with to date: [1]. Velometer [2]. Odometer<hr /></blockquote>

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