Marko skrev:Slumpen finns, jag kan tänka mig att vi människor är experter på att ljuga och göra något logiskt till ologiskt.
jag tror att äkta slump existerar i naturen med som att det finns balans mellan läget 50/50.
människans abstrakta tänkande är felet till mycket av vårt tänkande.
evigheten är ju tex svår att begripa... men förställer man sig två abstrakta ting och evigheter,
så blir ju svaret ett abstrakt svar som 1 . tex om ett föremål snurrar oändligt fort.. svårbegripligt,
men om föremålet snurrar oändligt fort i ett objekt som snurrar oändligt fort runt det första objektet.
så blir ju svaret oändlig/oändlig = 1 dom står stilla relativt varandra.
vad vet jag... slumpen är intressant och matematiken vi använder är intressant.
Jag tänkte passa på att sammanfatta mitt pågående försök att förstå vad jag har hamnat i för situation.
Ursäkta engelskan:
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My worry is that the age of our universe seem to be an "absolute"!
To a layman of physics (as I am) it seems as if Termodynamics and Relativity might contradict each other.
Plainly: Isnt the age of the universe independent of what frame we might be in?
Im thinking of the thought experiment where two spaceships with constant velocity pass each other.
According to relativity it cant be decided if one ship is in rest and the other is in motion.
But if a ship had a clock measuring the age of the university and another clock measuring local time...
Would not comparing their speed reveal how fast the ship travels?
Does this mean a clock measuring universal time is not possible?
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I would like to know if this speculation is found somewhere.
In short:
1 Life originates in stellar clouds and will eventually by building an object called a "Dyson Sphere" collect all energy (and matter) coming from their sun.
2 In the process a powerful ray is directed towards their closest neighbouring stellar system. This ray is used for transport of matter,
among other things living matter in what I call "Ray Cities"
3 I assume the friction in the ray is very low and that the Ray City somehow surviving in the Ray can accelerate as close to the velocity of light as the energy recieved from the ray admits.
4 Local time inside the city goes on as usual but seen from outside their time is slowed depending on their speed.
5 Each time a city approaches a sun, that suns energy output is automatically collected by dropped off machinery and the rest of the matter in the system gets vaporised and is introduced into the ray
6 Eventually all there is are Rays and Ray Cities.
7 This may,or may not, have unexpected effects on the fabric of the universe itself!
