Showing posts with label physics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label physics. Show all posts

Saturday, March 10, 2018

Souls of Physics

“The laws of physics are only ideal at being themselves.” —Unknown
“Physicists need to learn about tie-die.” —A Thought Interpretted from my Mother
“Unless you do physics, all you can think of is a crusty cookie.” —Unknown
“Motion continues unless there is resistance. Every action has an equal and opposite reaction. An object in motion tends to stay in motion.” —Paraphrase of Newton's Laws
“0: That, all conditions being equal, energy remains constant. 1: That, with some resistance, energy decreases. 2: That, with heat energy, energy tends to dissipate. 3: That, since most structures have some void, no perfect seal can be built to contain heat. 4: That, over infinite time, energy tends to return to zero. 5: That energy tends to be created from the destruction of particles.” —Laws of Thermodynamics
“A black hole is a singularity. You don't know your wave functions if you don't know that. A black hole is a hole: an absence of space relative to time. Heat is a bowshock, the wave of a crescendo. Waves describe everything in motion, if it is also admitted a wave can also be a surface. Quanta describe particles at rest. The foundational principle is construction and continuation. But this basic principle is broken by indefinite energy states. Wave-particle duality is broken by a further principle of the multiplication of elemental composite properties resulting from indefinite energy. Many of the correlated properties concern either waves or composite properties, such as those observed in material science and biology. If there are unique or unusual properties, they tend to emerge because of an opposition singularity or some of the properties mentioned above. Physicists say that an oppositional singularity is not a black hole, but people don't listen. In fact, an oppositional singularity is any state involving sufficiently opposite properties which might create a unique energy state.” —Advanced Physics
When we see the facts for what they are, we can do whatever we want.

The Day Perpetual Motion Was Proven For Certain

I have noticed there is a growing Perfect Storm for Perpetual Motion

More recently I have found further evidence: THE 1ST SCIENTIFIC PROOF OF PERPETUAL MOTION

"People often think technology is the paradigm, but they have yet to think paradigm can be a technology. In that way, I have innovated." —Nathan Coppedge

“Say… you talk about pulling something up an inclined plane with an equal weight. You're right. This is possible. And not at all a violation of conservation of energy.” --Ian Switzer, CEO of a Cornell engineering company

The closest thing to a documentary (other than my experiments) is here: My Perpetual Motion Story
If you are looking for experimental evidence: Select Machines - YouTube
Recently I talked with a Cornell engineer regarding my designs: Consequences of talk with Cornell engineer
https://youtu.be/IzbuVeHXDrAhttps://youtu.be/l-js6SrgT5I

I was writing to Francisco Jimenez when I said:
I just realized, OH MY GOD, IT'S F***ING PROVEN!

The motion is mostly horizontal. The physics is not different at the end of each unit! We already know the marble can have advantage!

JUNE 19, 2017— New Haven, USA ~3:42pm
A few minutes ago I realized it's fully-proven!
Whether anyone recognizes it, perpetual motion and free energy is proven once and for all!
The evidence is:
(1)
The very real experiment pictured in the videos*
*—which prove an object can lift the object that lifted it, from rest, with no electricity or further moving parts.
(Full instructions for the experiment here: How To Build An Over-Unity Device )
AND:
(2)
The fact that physics at the beginning of each unit as shown is the same, as it continues horizontally NOT vertically like a ferris wheel, so clearly the lever can be depressed.
When combined with the height of the marble in the First Fully Proven diagram (pictured below) and the ending of support from the earlier fixed track in the first unit, it means the marble can CERTAINLY continue the cycle horizontally,
Notice the earlier part about the physics being the same. Notice, since the units are horizontal, and the marble need not gain more than it loses, that there is no necessary net loss of altitude.
Notice that most of the operation is proven by the experiments.
Let me explain the twelve-pronged advantage at the weakest point.
(1) The ball has gained a small amount of altitude,
(2) There is momentum, given that it moves from rest,
(3) There is room to move into, permitting motion,
(4) The track is no longer providing support, creating an advantage,
(5) There is leverage advantage at every point, including the beginning position of each lever unit.
(6) Almost equal pressure from the counterweight not considering leverage.
(7) Stops at either end of the range of motion of the lever permits stored energy that does not require motion.
(8) The part of the lever that is active for the marble does not require the full height of the lever.
(9) The angle of the lever creates an efficiency with the slight upward slope of the track by entering at a sharp angle.
(10) The motion from one unit of lever and track to the next is predominantly horizontal.
(11) There is no necessary change in net altitude other than that shown in the experiment.
(12) In each modular unit the marble is proven to move from rest, and each modular unit functions in exactly the same way at the same altitude.

Since it moves from rest at every point, the only potential problem remaining was the ability to activate the next lever, which has now been proven to be overcome by the fact that the physics is the same at the beginning of each unit.

All of this is proven, so there is no doubt of potential perpetual motion.
The next step is to make a working computer model. Its the Information Age. We have experimental evidence, so the next step is an information model. Its real information if its real physics. A computer model is the next logical step.
How To Conduct A Computation Experiment Involving Perpetual Motion
Looking for an Incidental Builder of Perpetual Motion

QUESTIONS FOR DOUBTERS:
If you have time, would you answer some questions please? I think I have considered everything.
  1. Do you think my fingers cause the motion? Certainly not in the second video.
  2. Do you think the cardboard causes the motion? Most would argue that's against physics. After all, you would say, it's not perpetual.
  3. Do you think there is something wrong with stored energy? Storing as mass is not necessarily problematic for perpetual motion, as it does not involve heat.
  4. Do you think it loses momentum from friction? Then are you denying it moves from rest? Then you don't know even how its supposed to work. Do you know about equilibrization? Equilibrization can create motion from differing heights even with equal weights.
  5. Are you denying perpetual motion but not the workability of the experiment? Then say so.
  6. Admit that image quality has nothing to do with the quality of experiment, just the quality of viewing.
  7. Do you think anyone has done a better experiment of this kind? Then please refer me to them.
  8. Do you think I'm being dishonest? I'm not.
  9. Now, what are you assuming is wrong with the experiment?
  10. Why do I have to go through this?
SEE ADDITIONAL VIDEOS / DIAGRAMS:
A list of videos with titles is present here:
Select Machines - YouTube
Have there been any actual demonstrations of over-unity?
The most amazing experiments are HERE:
What are the most amazing perpetual motion-like principles ever proven?
I Devised a 1st Periodic Table of Working Perpetual Motion Machines
Here is my report on technological readiness: Report on the Readiness of Perpetual Motion

HOW IS THE DEVICE NEWTONIAN?
How is it in line with friction? It overcomes friction, although it is not frictionless, much in the same way that dominos gain speed.
How is it against momentum principles? It is not against momentum, it simply uses it with exponential efficiency.

How does it conserve motion? It is permitted to remain in motion because legitimate cheating is used. Remember, the laws of thermodynamics are not against infinite motion, they are against infinite motion with friction or heat. This is not heat, and it is a rare case designed to overcome friction through the new principle of exponential efficiency. It is like inventing the paperclip.
Therefore, as far as Newton, there is nothing wrong with it. The assumption that there could be was attached after the age of Newton, and I have seen no evidence my best devices, as they are, were invented until recently.

OTHER EXAMPLES:

What if there were infinite dominos which were timelessly set up? Would you deny they gain energy (by any considerations) in chain reaction? But if they are timelessly set up, the energy seems to come from nowhere even if it is very slight!

What about a taut cord? Would you say it can have heat energy?

THE LATEST GENERAL ARGUMENT IN DEFENSE:

But of course perpetual motion is statistically impossible if it hasn't been invented yet! Look for modern paperclips in 1538 and you won't find any. See what I mean?
Paperclips are a simple invention from the last 200 years. Now prove to me we don't live in the Stone Age. How can you argue against Stone Age technology?

Through statistics, probably. But once again, its not going to exist if it wasn't invented.
The recent consensus is that humans die from bacterial buildup, but that's not a problem machines would have. And there are trees (Poplars) that live 80,000 years which is pretty immortal for a plant. Theoretically computers or calculators could work when plugged in after a million years if they were designed to do that.

A BIT OF A COMPLAINT: I'm not being angry here, I'm just pointing out…

Do you know how many patent trolls there are out there? Do you know how much a patent costs? Do you know how hard it is to get press? Do you realize it may be one man cannot do the whole thing himself?

I would expect someone to volunteer to work on computer models, but so far no one has volunteered.

If no one else even knows it works how its been demonstrated to work WITH SIMPLE PHYSICS, it might take 5000 years!
How am I supposed to accomplish in a decade or so what takes others 5000 years?

THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THE OPPOSITION:
  1. The belief that its impossible because they didn't build it.
  2. The belief that it's unfair because they don't believe in cheating physics.
  3. They either believe its impossible or don't believe its unfair, which seem like the same thing to them.
  4. Thus, they think it is impossible to believe in.
See also: Contingency Plan for Perpetual Motion

See also: Red Letter Days for Nathan Coppedge’s Perpetual Motion

And: Perpetual Motion Links

1st Periodic Table of Working Perpetual Motion

Please allow me to post here. If you can restore the images, please do so. This post existed earlier, and was subsequently reposted and revised by Nathan Coppedge, the same author, at the following address, and others under slightly different names. This is the latest edition. There is no copyright problem with this work, in fact it is reusable if the author's name stays with the work: https://emporium.quora.com/3rd-Revised-Periodic-Table-of-Working-Perpetual-Motion-Machines-Aug-7-2018-Recommended-A-Casual-Reference-for-Perpe

I personally find it inconvenient that I have to post a disclaimer every time. No one will read it this way.


The lower left corner exemplifies an over-unity 'wheel’. The upper left exemplifies cleverness. The lower right exemplifies efficient use of materials.
1
ESCHER MACHINE
2
MOTIVE MASS MACHINE
3
1ST FULLY PROVEN
4
TILT MOTOR IT 1
5
SPIRAL CONE
6
NOT-IF-BUT-WHEN #3
7
REPEAT LEVER 2 MOD 1
8
NOT-IF-BUT-WHEN #4
9
PENDULUM 1, FORMERLY CALLED MAGNET 1
10
“UNITY BALL” REPRESENTING A TYPICAL IDEA OF IDEAL PHYSICS
Here is also an expanded list hypothesized for a few other cases:
NANO PMMS
This field doesn't really exist yet, but I theorize the best options are:
1. Some type of polarized hole.
2. Sites on larger machines.
3. Combinations of material textures such as magnet hairs and waves of relatively heavier parts.
OTHER CASES
The Universe is another possible case.
Notice there is another smaller-than-10+, although still larger category of machines that might apply to toys or conjunctions between machines.

Friday, December 16, 2016

Rendition of a sponge-based perpetual motion machine



Wednesday, October 26, 2016

Interface Euphoria 17.0

Concepts for VR applications...

Angel of Cakes. In a mansion. In a garden, etc.

ConcertMe. I summon the orchestra.

Friday, October 7, 2016

Too early to call, perhaps...

But I may have a new supporter for my philosophy of physics:

https://www.quora.com/Do-physicists-value-their-philosopher-counterparts/answer/Blake-Andrews-7

Tuesday, September 20, 2016

Precie to the 4th Dimension

Written shortly after learning what I take to be an intuitive form of integral calculus...

1. Perfect complexity.
2. Aesthetic Reality.
3. Hopefully other concepts (magic...)

Originally posted at:
https://www.quora.com/Is-a-photograph-taken-with-a-long-exposure-a-visualization-of-the-4th-dimension/answer/Nathan-Coppedge?__snid3__=352832989&__nsrc__=1&__filter__=all

Monday, September 19, 2016

Did Nathan Win A Nobel?

I saw one of the same people that had come to my door before with a big group including some of my neighbors, supposedly investigating a Nobel prize, lurking on Orange Street again where the front offices are.

He actually went into the office, which makes me think it was related to me (actually, my first thought was that someone else in the neighborhood had won the prize).

I still don't know if the first visit was a hoax.

A physics prize would mean someone has built perpetual motion based on my designs, whereas philosophy would only happen as a literature prize if I were really popular (or, maybe smart).

I've mostly given up for the time being. I don't actively seek prizes. Most committees have imbalanced preferences or try to be objective. Anyway, I tell myself I wouldn't refuse the prize if it came my way.


Friday, August 26, 2016

New Facts About Exotic Matter

Make space-time improbable, and add energy, you get exotic matter.

Absolutes can be inverted, but they are non-relative.

Expensive system --> everything exotic = 2-d time.

Note: philosophical science by Nathan Coppedge

Wednesday, June 8, 2016

Averaging over 1000 views / day

for over a month on Quora.

https://www.quora.com/profile/Nathan-Coppedge


Sunday, March 20, 2016

'Trillion-Dollar' Discovery!



Mostly proven by this experiment, an object can return to the same altitude with momentum! My previous experiment with over-unity (successful over-unity experiment 1) was a partial example of the same thing that did not prove it this clearly.

Friday, March 11, 2016

Now A Most-Viewed Writer in 11 Categories

https://www.quora.com/profile/Nathan-Coppedge/highlights


Tuesday, March 8, 2016

Now A Most-Viewed Writer in the Theories of Everything Category

Quora:

















Profile at: https://www.quora.com/profile/Nathan-Coppedge [127,000 views].

Monday, February 29, 2016

Now a Top Writer in two new categories

QUORA.COM

Space-Time: https://www.quora.com/topic/Spacetime/writers

High-Dimensional Spaces: https://www.quora.com/topic/High-dimensional-spaces/writers


Sunday, February 28, 2016

HOW TO BUILD A 100-DIMENSIONAL UNIVERSE


NOTE: I cannot answer in mathematical terms, but I can venture a physical and philosophical answer. The fifth dimension involves extension into and beyond 4-d. Thus, it involves not just the possibility, but the guarantee of two time dimensions. A general way to extend dimensions is to think first of possibility, and then in the next dimension as reality.

For example,

1-d sometimes exists.

2-d is virtual but always exists.

3-d exists and is never virtual and is not fully aware of time.

4-d exists and is never virtual and controls time.

5-d exists and is never virtual and controls time and potentially has two fundamental types of matter.

6-d exists and is never virtual and controls time and always has two fundamental types of matter.

7-d exists and is never virtual and controls time and always has two fundamental types of matter, and potentially has two concepts of time.

8-d exists and is never virtual and controls time and always has two fundamental  types of matter, and always has two concepts of time, and potentially has some other thing.

9-d exists and is never virtual and controls time and always has two fundamental types of matter, and always has two concepts of time, and always has some other thing.

10-d exists and is never virtual and controls time and potentially has three concepts of matter, and always has two concepts of time, and always has some other thing.

11-d exists and is never virtual and controls time and always has three concepts of matter, and always has two concepts of time, and always has some other thing.

12-d exists, and is never virtual and controls time and always has three concepts of matter, and sometimes has three concepts of time, and always has some other thing.

13-d exists, and is never virtual, and controls time, and always has three concepts of matter, and always has three concepts of time, and always has some other thing.

14-d exists, and is never virtual, and controls time, and always has three concepts of matter, and always has three concepts of time, and sometimes has two other things.

15-d exists, and is never virtual, and controls time, and always has three concepts of matter, and always has three concepts of time, and always has two other things.

16-d might not exist, or is partly virtual, or partly chaotic, and always has three concepts of matter, and always has three concepts of time, and always has two other things.

17-d doesn't exist, or is virtual, or is chaotic, and always has three concepts of matter, and always has three concepts of time, and always has two other things.

18-d doesn't exist, or is virtual, or is chaotic, and always has three concepts of matter, and always has three concepts of time, and sometimes has three other things.

19-d doesn't exist, or is virtual, or is chaotic, and always has three concepts of matter, and always has three concepts of time, and always has three other things.

20-d doesn't exist, or is virtual, or is chaotic, and always has three concepts of matter, and always has three concepts of time, and always has three other things, and sometimes has an additional power.

21-d doesn't exist, or is virtual, or is chaotic, and always has three concepts of matter, and always has three concepts of time, and always has three other things, and always has an additional power.

22-d doesn't exist, or is virtual, or is chaotic, and sometimes has four concepts of matter, and always has three concepts of time, and always has three other things, and always has an additional power.

23-d doesn't exist, or is virtual, or is chaotic, and always has four concepts of matter, and always has three concepts of time, and always has three other things, and always has an additional power.

24-d doesn't exist, or is virtual, or is chaotic, and always has four concepts of matter, and sometimes has four concepts of time, and always has three other things, and always has an additional power.

25-d doesn't exist, or is virtual, or is chaotic, and always has four concepts of matter, and always has four concepts of time, and always has three other things, and always has an additional power.

26-d doesn't exist, or is virtual, or is chaotic, and always has four concepts of matter, and always has four concepts of time, and sometimes has four other things, and always has an additional power.

27-d doesn't exist, or is virtual, or is chaotic, and always has four concepts of matter, and always has four concepts of time, and always has four other things, and always has an additional power.

28-d doesn't exist, or is virtual, or is chaotic, and always has four concepts of matter, and always has four concepts of time, and always has four other things, and sometimes has two additional powers.

29-d doesn't exist, or is virtual, or is chaotic, and always has four concepts of matter, and always has four concepts of time, and always has four other things, and always has two additional powers.

30-d is an illusion, or composite, or mind, and always has four concepts of matter, and always has four concepts of time, and always has four other things, and always has two additional powers.

31-d is an illusion, or composite, or mind, and sometimes has five concepts of matter, and always has four concepts of time, and always has four other things, and always has two additional powers.

32-d is an illusion, or composite, or mind, and always has five concepts of matter, and always has four concepts of time, and always has four other things, and always has two additional powers.

33-d is an illusion, or composite, or mind, and always has five concepts of matter, and sometimes has five concepts of time, and always has four other things, and always has two additional powers.

34-d is an illusion, or composite, or mind, and always has five concepts of matter, and always has five concepts of time, and sometimes has five other things, and always has two additional powers.

35-d is an illusion, or composite, or mind, and always has five concepts of matter, and always has five concepts of time, and always has five other things, and always has two additional powers.

36-d is an illusion, or composite, or mind, and always has five concepts of matter, and always has five concepts of time, and always has five other things, and sometimes has three additional powers.

37-d is an illusion, or composite, or mind, and always has five concepts of matter. and always has five concepts of time, and always has five other things, and always has three additional powers.

38-d is an illusion, or composite, or mind, and sometimes has six concepts of matter. and always has five concepts of time, and always has five other things, and always has three additional powers.

39-d is an illusion, or composite, or mind, and always has six concepts of matter, and always has five concepts of time, and always has five other things, and always has three additional powers.

40-d is an illusion, or composite, or mind, and always has six concepts of matter, and sometimes has six concepts of time, and always has five other things, and always has three additional powers.

41-d is an illusion, or composite, or mind, and always has six concepts of matter, and always has six concepts of time, and always has five other things, and always has three additional powers.

42-d is an illusion, or composite, or mind, and always has six concepts of matter, and always has six concepts of time, and sometimes has six other things, and always has three additional powers.

43-d is an illusion, or composite, or mind, and always has six concepts of matter, and always has six concepts of time, and always has six other things, and always has three additional powers.

44-d is an illusion, or composite, or mind, and always has six concepts of matter, and always has six concepts of time, and always has six other things, and sometimes has four additional powers.

45-d is an illusion, or composite, or mind, and always has six concepts of matter, and always has six concepts of time, and always has six other things, and always has four additional powers.

46-d is relative, and broken, and magical, and always has six concepts of matter, and always has six concepts of time, and always has six other things, and always has four additional powers.

47-d is absolute, and undifferentiated, and universal, and always has six concepts of matter, and always has six concepts of time, and always has six other things, and always has four additional powers.

48-d is absolute, and undifferentiated, and universal, and sometimes has seven concepts of matter, and always has six concepts of time, and always has six other things, and always has four additional powers.

49-d is absolute, and undifferentiated, and universal, and always has seven concepts of matter, and always has six concepts of time, and always has six other things, and always has four additional powers.

50-d is absolute, and undifferentiated, and universal, and always has seven concepts of matter, and sometimes has seven concepts of time, and always has six other things, and always has four additional powers.

51-d is absolute, and undifferentiated, and universal, and always has seven concepts of matter, and always has seven concepts of time, and always has six other things, and always has four additional powers.

52-d is absolute, and undifferentiated, and universal, and always has seven concepts of matter, and always has seven concepts of time, and sometimes has seven other things, and always has four additional powers.

53-d is absolute, and undifferentiated, and universal, and always has seven concepts of matter, and always has seven concepts of time, and always has seven other things, and always has four additional powers.

54-d is absolute, and undifferentiated, and universal, and always has seven concepts of matter, and always has seven concepts of time, and always has seven other things, and sometimes has five additional powers.

55-d is absolute, and undifferentiated, and universal, and always has seven concepts of matter, and always has seven concepts of time, and always has seven other things, and always has five additional powers.

56-d is absolute, and undifferentiated, and universal, and sometimes has eight concepts of matter, and always has seven concepts of time, and always has seven other things, and always has five additional powers.

57-d is absolute, and undifferentiated, and universal, and always has eight concepts of matter, and always has seven concepts of time, and always has seven other things, and always has five additional powers.

58-d is absolute, and undifferentiated, and universal, and always has eight concepts of matter, and sometimes has eight concepts of time, and always has seven other things, and always has five additional powers.

59-d is absolute, and undifferentiated, and universal, and always has eight concepts of matter, and always has eight concepts of time, and always has seven other things, and always has five additional powers.

60-d is absolute, and undifferentiated, and universal, and always has eight concepts of matter, and always has eight concepts of time, and sometimes has eight other things, and always has five additional powers.

61-d is absolute, and undifferentiated, and universal, and always has eight concepts of matter, and always has eight concepts of time, and always has eight other things, and always has five additional powers.

62-d is absolute, and undifferentiated, and universal, and always has eight concepts of matter, and always has eight concepts of time, and always has eight other things, and sometimes has six additional powers.

62-d is absolute, and undifferentiated, and universal, and always has eight concepts of matter, and always has eight concepts of time and always has eight other things, and always has six additional powers.

63-d is impermanent or finite or fatal, and always has eight concepts of matter, and always has eight concepts of time, and always has eight other things, and always has six additional powers.

64-d is permanent, infinite, and eternal, and always has eight concepts of matter, and always has eight concepts of time, and always has eight other things, and always has six additional powers.

65-d is permanent, infinite, and eternal, and sometimes has nine concepts of matter, and always has eight concepts of time, and always has eight other things, and always has six additional powers.

66-d is permanent, infinite, and eternal, and always has nine concepts of matter, and always has eight concepts of time, and always has eight other things, and always has six additional powers.

67-d is permanent, infinite, and eternal, and always has nine concepts of matter. and sometimes has nine concepts of time, and always has eight other things, and always has six additional powers.

68-d is permanent, infinite, and eternal, and always has nine concepts of matter, and always has nine concepts of time, and always has eight other things, and always has six additional powers.

69-d is permanent, infinite, and eternal, and always has nine concepts of matter, and always has nine concepts of time, and sometimes has nine other things, and always has six additional powers.

70-d is permanent, infinite, and eternal, and always has nine concepts of matter, and always has nine concepts of time, and always has nine other things, and always has six additional powers.

71-d is permanent, infinite, and eternal, and always has nine concepts of matter, and always has nine concepts of time, and always has nine other things, and sometimes has seven additional powers.

72-d is permanent, infinite, and eternal, and always has nine concepts of matter, and always has nine concepts of time, and always has nine other things, and always has seven additional powers.

73-d is permanent, infinite, and eternal, and sometimes has ten concepts of matter, and always has nine concepts of time, and always has nine other things, and always has seven additional powers.

74-d is permanent, infinite, and eternal, and always has ten concepts of matter, and always has nine concepts of time, and always has nine other things, and always has seven additional powers.

75-d is permanent, infinite, and eternal, and always has ten concepts of matter, and sometimes has ten concepts of time, and always has nine other things, and always has seven additional powers.

76-d is permanent, infinite, and eternal, and always has ten concepts of matter, and always has ten concepts of time, and always has nine other things, and always has seven additional powers.

77-d is permanent, infinite, and eternal, and always has ten concepts of matter, and always has ten concepts of time, and sometimes has ten other things, and always has seven additional powers.

78-d is permanent, infinite, and eternal, and always has ten concepts of matter, and always has ten concepts of time, and always has ten other things, and always has seven additional powers.

79-d is permanent, infinite, and eternal, and always has ten concepts of matter, and always has ten concepts of time, and always has ten other things, and sometimes has eight additional powers.

80-d is permanent, infinite, and eternal, and always has ten concepts of matter, and always has ten concepts of time and always has ten other things, and always has eight additional powers.

81-d is destruction, art, and purpose, and always has ten concepts of matter, and always has ten concepts of time, and always has ten other things, and always has eight additional powers.

82-d is time, jest, and transformation, and always has ten concepts of matter, and always has ten concepts of time, and always has ten other things, and always has eight additional powers.

83-d is time, jest, and transformation, and sometimes has eleven concepts of matter, and always has ten concepts of time, and always has ten other things, and always has eight additional powers.

84-d is time, jest, and transformation, and always has eleven concepts of matter, and always has ten concepts of time, and always has ten other things, and always has eight additional powers.

85-d is time, jest, and transformation, and always has eleven concepts of matter, and sometimes has eleven concepts of time, and always has ten other things, and always has eight additional powers.

86-d is time, jest, and transformation, and always has eleven concepts of matter, and always has eleven concepts of time, and always has ten other things, and always has eight additional powers.

87-d is time, jest, and transformation, and always has eleven concepts of matter, and always has eleven concepts of time, and sometimes has eleven other things, and always has eight additional powers.

88-d is time, jest, and transformation, and always has eleven concepts of matter, and always has eleven concepts of time, and always has eleven other things, and always has eight additional powers.

89-d is time, jest, and transformation, and always has eleven concepts of matter, and always has eleven concepts of time, and always has eleven other things, and sometimes has nine additional powers.

90-d is time, jest, and transformation, and always has eleven concepts of matter, and always has eleven concepts of time, and always has eleven other things, and always has nine additional powers.

91-d is time, jest, and transformation, and sometimes has twelve concepts of matter, and always has eleven concepts of time, and always has eleven other things, and always has nine additional powers.

92-d is time, jest, and transformation, and always has twelve concepts of matter, and always has eleven concepts of time, and always has eleven other things, and always has nine additional powers.

93-d is time, jest, and transformation, and always has twelve concepts of matter, and sometimes has twelve concepts of time, and always has eleven other things, and always has nine additional powers.

94-d is time, jest, and transformation, and always has twelve concepts of matter, and always has twelve concepts of time, and sometimes has twelve other things, and always has nine additional powers.

95-d is time, jest, and transformation, and always has twelve concepts of matter, and always has twelve concepts of time, and always has twelve other things, and always has nine additional powers.

96-d is time, jest, and transformation, and always has twelve concepts of matter, and always has twelve concepts of time, and always has twelve other things, and sometimes has ten additional powers.

97-d is time, jest, and transformation, and always has twelve concepts of matter, and always has twelve concepts of time, and always has twelve other things, and always has ten additional powers

98-d is time, jest, and transformation, and sometimes has thirteen concepts of matter, and always has twelve concepts of time, and always has twelve other things, and always has ten additional powers.

99-d is time, jest, and transformation, and always has thirteen concepts of matter, and always has twelve concepts of time, and always has twelve other things, and always has ten additional powers.

100-d is time, jest, and transformation, and always has thirteen concepts of matter, and sometimes has thirteen concepts of time, and always has twelve other things, and always has ten additional powers.


Etc.


AFTERWORD
It is possible to conceive of other typological systems, however, in which these typological dimensions are not reached, or in which one characteristic, such as material complexity, time complexity, or sheer complexity develops quickly while other characteristics do not.
My conclusion for the fifth dimension based on the study of characteristic dimensions is that it objectively involves the most advanced conceivable concept of five properties (one for each dimension): (1) nature, (2) materials, (3) structure, (4) properties / culture, and (5) evolution. These are sort of the Qubits of 5-d space. And it can be added that 5-d may be a different spatial or metaphysical dimension, with the assumption that simpler experiences are analogous to Flatland, and that more advanced experiences can be approximated.



The above is also available as an academic article HERE: https://www.academia.edu/22558908/How_to_Build_a_100-Dimensional_Universe

Monday, February 22, 2016

Root for me!

Rated 12th for Space-time on Quora.com:


Wednesday, January 27, 2016

I'm now #1 Top Writer in Dimensions on Quora!

https://www.quora.com/topic/Dimensions-Physics/writers



Thursday, December 24, 2015

Best-Selling Books!

THE GOLDEN NOTEBOOK: AN IMPROVEMENT ON LICHTENBERG'S NOTEBOOK J
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PERPETUAL MOTION PHYSICS FOR NON-SKEPTICS

Tuesday, October 27, 2015

Regarding 78 Binary Laws, the awful voice says:


"It's mysterious if it's wrong."


Wednesday, April 8, 2015

I have sold my first copies of the Autobiography of the Inventor of Perpetual Motion


Although I have not built a working perpetual motion machine, I have designed several successful experiments which seem to prove that perpetual motion is possible.

For that reason, I have decided to circumvent the competition and write the book before anyone else does. I can always revise later with new material as my life progresses... But it is unlikely that I will undo the progress made in those experiments...It is hard to prove something impossible that is partly possible.

Here is a link to the bound volume which includes both the Autobiography and the Perpetual Motion Designs & Theory: http://www.amazon.com/Designs-Theory-Autobiography-Inventor-Perpetual/dp/1508729085/   * Here is the version without the theories and diagrams.