MJ kihara Posted April 26 Posted April 26 I opened a thread on spacetime and presented what seem to be a simple straight forward mathematics to illustrate fundamentals of spacetime.math that would have shown how Christoffel symbols used in general relativity are affected...it was just a tip of the iceberg...and just like that Swanson disregarded my simple math without further questions and blocked the thread. What make fear to develop when issues concerning nature of the universe are to be revealed,when it's time has come.you can't tell a single person to give a model of the universe at once or at ago,it has to be developed bit by bit and with possible help and input of other people, Swanson should review the math I have posted with no prior notions.
swansont Posted April 26 Posted April 26 I admit, we discriminate against people who don’t follow the rules. 1
MJ kihara Posted April 26 Author Posted April 26 Discrimination goes with comparison...anyway which rules did I break,you never talked about the math...is it the rules or is it the ideas that re not palatable? The simple math I posted,Since I understand this forum to be a learning opportunity,I was patiently waiting for persons like Modred to comment about the math so that I can make improvements where necessary or provide clarification if required to,I feel locked 🔒 for seeking knowledge or because of free reasoning.
iNow Posted April 26 Posted April 26 (edited) Update your approach. Communicate clearly. Provide evidence. Support your stance on the merits. Address criticisms clearly and specifically without hand-waving. Whining like an infant or claiming discrimination / free speech issues on a private internet site like SFN, a site with rules to which you agreed when registering for membership, will get you nowhere other than maybe banned when we get bored of you. Welcome to the NFL. Nobody is forcing you play. Nobody is forcing you to carry the football live on the field. Everyone else here meanwhile will keep playing without you until you figure out how to properly defend your ideas when challenged. Step up or step out, cowboy. Edited April 26 by iNow
pzkpfw Posted April 26 Posted April 26 I'd add: learning latex would be a good start. In the photo of math, it's not all oriented the same way as the forum, and being a photo is impossible to properly quote, or dissect for discussion. Nobody is being paid to review your posts, if you want feedback you need to make the interest high and the effort low. I will say your handwriting is very good. 1
swansont Posted April 26 Posted April 26 5 hours ago, MJ kihara said: anyway which rules did I break,you never talked about the math...is it the rules or is it the ideas that re not palatable? First rule of the speculations forum Speculations must be backed up by evidence or some sort of proof. If your speculation is untestable, or you don't give us evidence (or a prediction that is testable), your thread will be moved to the Trash Can. If you expect any scientific input, you need to provide a case that science can measure I pointed this requirement out to you, and you still did not comply. It’s explained further here https://www.scienceforums.net/topic/86720-guidelines-for-participating-in-speculations-discussions/ Palatability is not an issue; your posts don’t convey any coherent thought that I can discern. I think you overestimate how effective your diagrams are at conveying useful, scientific information.
MJ kihara Posted April 27 Author Posted April 27 The comments are helpful,the latex and machete,I will try where I can or mayb try to reverse engineer my own ideas and theories,to be on the same table rather than light-years away to avoid a hangman noose. All the same I thought I hand tried to step away from diagrams for simple brains to mathematics...and mayb the input of likes of Mordred, sincerely talking not trivializing others,in my other thread, simplified quantum gravity, he had a lot of input and i had been waiting for him to come back on the forum to just get his take, brilliant brains seems to vanish away with age i.e you can't ask today Higgs a question regarding Higgs boson. and after reviewing my former thread i saw a need for mathematics to bring clarification to my thinking and to tackle Genady on issue concerning geodesic paths and finally settled the issue on faster than the speed of light that unsettled exchemist and others.sometimes whining help but in this form 😂😂😂 or rather 😭 to clean the eyes. -3
MJ kihara Posted May 2 Author Posted May 2 On 4/27/2024 at 6:54 AM, iNow said: <yawn> 🦬 I should then become a bull boy instead of a cowboy...just look at the math I posted in a sketchy photo,then ask me a question,that is more helpful than over sleeping.
MJ kihara Posted May 8 Author Posted May 8 - A model is often an equation or set of equations, so that one can predict some measurable outcome under a set of measurable conditions.. I outlined the equations which were initial set of equations before other equations and explanations that could have led to measurable conditions and predictions...I was not given time to do so. On 4/27/2024 at 1:37 AM, swansont said: I think you overestimate how effective your diagrams are at conveying useful, scientific information. If it links quantum mechanics and general relativity,it explains geodesics paths in a simple way,it explains issues concerning time dilation,it explains wave function colapse,it explains expansion of the universe..... The issue according to my thinking is deciphering it,not overestimation...just do this,look fo a diagram all over the internate and books that is simple and can compete with that diagram/those diagrams in explaining the outlined issues,we see it,and then I will be done trying to explain or deciphering those diagrams.
swansont Posted May 8 Posted May 8 2 hours ago, MJ kihara said: - A model is often an equation or set of equations, so that one can predict some measurable outcome under a set of measurable conditions.. I outlined the equations which were initial set of equations before other equations and explanations that could have led to measurable conditions and predictions...I was not given time to do so. Your “quantum gravity simplified” thread went on for 7 pages without a model. You knew that people responding were familiar with quantum physics, so simply writing down the e.g. energy-frequency relation or the Schrödinger equation wasn’t necessary. And you were told you had one chance. Nobody forced you to hit the button to publish the post. 2 hours ago, MJ kihara said: If it links quantum mechanics and general relativity,it explains geodesics paths in a simple way,it explains issues concerning time dilation,it explains wave function colapse,it explains expansion of the universe..... They don’t explain anything.
MJ kihara Posted May 8 Author Posted May 8 3 hours ago, swansont said: so simply writing down the e.g. energy-frequency relation or the Schrödinger equation wasn’t necessary. You are missing the point I used those equation so that I can introduce metric tensor frequency(as far as am concerned,unless told otherwise it's a new concept) that I used in already known energy-frequency relation so that I can bring the idea of quantization,after that I solved Schrodinger equation to get the actual spacetime metric tensor,that is clear on that photo...my point was establishing equivalence in energy frequency relationship and metric tensor frequency....whose solution i had to give it further interpratation.. (how I get to scalar field) I was not given that chance.Is there something wrong with beginning from known to unknown? 3 hours ago, swansont said: They don’t explain anything It's difficult to get it if am not given that chance to offer explanations....thats why I talked about prior notions.
swansont Posted May 8 Posted May 8 8 minutes ago, MJ kihara said: It's difficult to get it if am not given that chance to offer explanations As I pointed out, you had previously been given plenty of chances to explain yourself. You get less leeway after you’ve squandered your opportunities. You’re acting like you had not already given us >200 posts and not had other threads closed.
Phi for All Posted May 8 Posted May 8 20 minutes ago, MJ kihara said: It's difficult to get it if am not given that chance to offer explanations....thats why I talked about prior notions. This doesn't match what happened in that thread. You could have offered explanations but you didn't. You talked about a lot of stuff, and promised to make things clear, but you never did. You strung us along claiming you had a point but never made it. Now you complain you weren't given the chance?! I don't think you understand what an explanation is.
MJ kihara Posted May 15 Author Posted May 15 On 5/8/2024 at 6:10 PM, swansont said: You’re acting like you had not already given us >200 posts and not had other threads closed. Atleast those post have consistency in reasoning,whenever I post I do it cautiously knowing that....for instance,there was a post I engaged in discussion with Modred about gravitational waves the initial point after Big bag and I talked about π...and already in my mathematics it's clear I have derived fundamental equation of metric tensor with π as part of the solution. On 6/27/2023 at 9:07 PM, Mordred said: However a symmetric sphere won't regardless of how fast it spins. Is there anything like a purely symmetric sphere in the universe? given π=3.14.....to infinitiy...and given that it's used in derivation of 10^-43, at such a point, we can say that gravitational waves were present.... maybe they were infinitely strong such that their wave length were infinitely small..that is, what led to expansion rate varying in other local place during inflation...we can say that anisotropy in this case begins with π not terminating ordred Posted June 27, 2023 Not really considering the temperature at the same time is roughly 10^19 GeV which when you convert to Kelvin isn't far off Planck temperature. Using the Bose Einstein statistics that equates to roughly the equivalent to 10^90 photons squeezed into a single Planckian volume. Good luck finding anistropy distribution under those conditions. (Also a symmetric state as all particles are in thermal equilibrium). Quote Quote On 5/8/2024 at 6:20 PM, Phi for All said: You talked about a lot of stuff, and promised to make things clear, but you never did. Thats what am trying to do,I had to go and look at GR mathematics and it's ideas and see how they fit with my reasoning...remember I talked at that time about my physics mathematics background...the issue of,'i never did it',where l am internate accessibility is an issue, that's why I talked about you to be patient with me...the reason I stick on forum is that by having conversation with residential expert helps me master physics and it's mathematics part of my arguments/thinking.
iNow Posted May 16 Posted May 16 This thread appears to be a back door attempt to reintroduce the topic
swansont Posted May 16 Posted May 16 10 hours ago, MJ kihara said: Atleast those post have consistency in reasoning,whenever I post I do it cautiously knowing that....for instance,there was a post I engaged in discussion with Modred about gravitational waves the initial point after Big bag and I talked about π...and already in my mathematics it's clear I have derived fundamental equation of metric tensor with π as part of the solution. That thread hasn’t been locked, and you asked a question rather than making an unsupported assertion. Though it was split from another discussion, so it’s not like you were following the rules of your own volition.
MJ kihara Posted October 22 Author Posted October 22 I hope I won't be crushed away as I follow the advice.... Phi for All Posted March 11, 2023 ".......Take baby steps so we know you're on firm ground before taking the next."...thread on Jumping out of a blackhole From what am learning from mainstream physics maths and concept maybe patience will pay.....May be..I appreciate and am greatful from the engagement I have in the forum.
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