Topic: Dank Bank Deposits - dank's soul is claimed! - New music Nov 30th - page 64. (Read 128893 times)

Kentrolla, then explain to me how, and what different energies can comprise mass within our universe?  If everything in the universe is made up of the universe, how does a second energy make up the universe?

I bolded your error in logic.    The toymaker makes all the toys, therefore all the toys are the same.

I understand it makes perfect sense to you, that is why it is your opinion.

Sure they are testable.  That is what the LHC is doing right now!

Gonna go play some BF3 right now. 

I think the predictions that String Theory makes aren't really testable, so it's more an idea than a theory.

I didn't bring string theory up - you did.  Seriously, point out the error in this statement: The universe is one thing, it literally means "All existing matter and space considered as a whole," the universe makes everything, therefor everything is made of the same thing.  Everything is made of the universe, which is god, love, conscious, pure energy.

It makes perfect sense, to me, and everyone else that believes we are all connected.

Ok, you just did that stupid false not 150 iq logic again.  

String theory says that at the smallest possible level (Planck length) the strings oscillate differently.  They oscillate one way and the string is energy.  Oscillate another way and that strings works as gravity.  

That very heart of the string theory says the basic building blocks of our universe are different.

Your error this time is jumping from the definition of the universe to everything being made of the same thing.  Logic I cannot understand, but my IQ is not 150.  (Sorry, over 150 - didn't mean to insult you)

No where in the theory does it say that the universe is god, love, consciousness and energy.  So that is your opinion.

Ok, you just did that stupid false not 150 iq logic again.  

String theory says that at the smallest possible level (Planck length) the strings oscillate differently.  They oscillate one way and the string is energy.  Oscillate another way and that strings works as gravity.  

That very heart of the string theory says the basic building blocks of our universe are different.

Your error this time is jumping from the definition of the universe to everything being made of the same thing.  Logic I cannot understand, but my IQ is not 150.  (Sorry, over 150 - didn't mean to insult you)

No where in the theory does it say that the universe is god, love, consciousness and energy.  So that is your opinion.

It talks about dimensions across the whole page.  But explain to me why it's relevant, please.

The universe is one thing, it literally means "All existing matter and space considered as a whole," the universe makes everything, therefor everything is made of the same thing.  Everything is made of the universe, which is god, love, conscious, pure energy.

Dank, where is your music festival going to be held?  Do you think you could have it in the St. Pete/Tampa/Clearwater area?  As I mentioned before I'm going to be home in December and I would like to attend.  Your music has proven popular with everyone I have shared it with in my spiritual group too and I know a lot of them would like to attend as well.

And have you finished recording Mary Had A Little Lamb for my niece yet?

According to my source?  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/String_theory
Read it - don't just jump to the part that agrees with your opinion.


Ok, let's discuss this.  What do you mean by conscious energy?  How did you make the leap from energy being equal to mass to all matter being made of this new type of energy?

According to your source, it is talking about dimensions.

If mass is the same thing as energy, and they are interchangeable, does that not indicate to you, that all matter is made of conscious energy.  I'm really curious, how could we have multiple, independent types of conscious energies comprising one universe?

That is faulty logic Dank... with a 150+ IQ you should know better than that... I'll try to think of a good analogy you might understand, but I have to run right now.

An intriguing feature of string theory is that it predicts extra dimensions. In classical string theory the number of dimensions is not fixed by any consistency criterion. However, to make a consistent quantum theory, string theory is required to live in a spacetime of the so-called "critical dimension": we must have 26 spacetime dimensions for the bosonic string and 10 for the superstring. This is necessary to ensure the vanishing of the conformal anomaly of the worldsheet conformal field theory. Modern understanding indicates that there exist less-trivial ways of satisfying this criterion. Cosmological solutions exist in a wider variety of dimensionalities, and these different dimensions are related by dynamical transitions. The dimensions are more precisely different values of the "effective central charge", a count of degrees of freedom that reduces to dimensionality in weakly curved regimes.[14][15]
One such theory is the 11-dimensional M-theory, which requires spacetime to have eleven dimensions,[16] as opposed to the usual three spatial dimensions and the fourth dimension of time. The original string theories from the 1980s describe special cases of M-theory where the eleventh dimension is a very small circle or a line, and if these formulations are considered as fundamental, then string theory requires ten dimensions. But the theory also describes universes like ours, with four observable spacetime dimensions, as well as universes with up to 10 flat space dimensions, and also cases where the position in some of the dimensions is not described by a real number, but by a completely different type of mathematical quantity.[which?] So the notion of spacetime dimension is not fixed in string theory: it is best thought of as different in different circumstances.[17]

If mass is the same as energy, would all matter not be made of the same energy?

String theory is talking about dimensions, not universes.  There are multiple dimensions, as there are realities, these comprise one universe.  If we are the universe, we are all one.

If mass is the same as energy, would all matter not be made of the same energy?

I have a feeling that Dank's death will result in a Darwin award. 

No, it doesn't say that.  It says mass and energy are the same thing (=)

String theory postulates that different strings operate at different "frequencies" producing mass, energy, gravity, etc.  It's called the theory of everything.  String theory directly contradicts what you just said.