The entirety of this is codswallop.
Does Einstein's Theory of Relativity Suggestively Prove Life, Other Than Human Life, Exists?
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"If one has three, and two has three, three has five and four has four, therefore thirteen will have eight." *
I'll put it more simply for you: math has no content of its own. So one will not find the answers of the universe in it. However, math might provide a symbolic model of how the universe works. Man thinks and communicates via symbols. So if math is not "Truth," it has no bearing on the speed of light being a universal speed limit. That's a matter of whether or not Einstein's Relativity is an accurate model of reality.
As it happens, there is something known as quantum entanglement, which appears to be faster-than-light communication between particles. There is also aberration in sunlight, while there is none in the Sun's gravity. (Relativists have their own explanation for that.)
All of which has nothing to do with extraterrestrial life. Again, statistics are null and void in this matter. We cannot say anything about the "chances" for extraterrestrial life until we find (or not find) some. The Drake equation is pure speculation. The only real facts we've added since it was proposed is some info on how common planets are, and their types.
* The number of letters in each word. (One has three...) But it sounds good with a "therefore" thrown in.
It depends whether you're a Platonist or a logical positivist.
Might as well say Western philosophy is just footnotes to Plato and Aristotle.
Wow, this place is still as snarky as it was fifteen years ago. Awesome 
Guess you will fit in fine then.
Anarchy is not real....there is always a sense of someone being the central figure in leading the community. Anarchy only exists when a single person is the leader of their own community doing everything for theirself without any outside interference or interfering with another community.
The question is how can the same two black holes merging together into a single black hole generate more than one set of Gravitational Waves? Would the same two black holes continue to generate grav waves separately similar to how two cells
joining together would function as one but would create two networks of differing output function.
I would also have to think that a gravitational wave traveling through space time would be similar to how wind causes waves to appear on the surface of a body of water that along with tectonic plate movement would cause the curve in the ocean wave.
I would have to therefore suggest that when two black holes merge they would create gravitational plates that as the two plates or edges of the black holes move against each other that because both Black holes retain their mass that both masses would continue to interact with each from time to time similar to how a tidal wave is generated after an Earthquake takes place.
From what I learned from swamps is that unless the swamp has a continued fresh water supply that the swamp will remain stagnant and less life will be present. Rain will perturb the swamp agitating it somewhat that creates motion that then creates a force of resistance that plants and animal life will have to react against. Reactions from the plants and animals in resisting the force creates work and an increased in take of energy that then builds further systems in the plant and animal life allowing them to evolve. The more fresh water into the swamp keeps fresh oxygen coming in that allows all to thrive. The more fresh water means more agitation which in turns creates more available oxygen for the life in the swamp to
consume.
Two black holes colliding and generating a gravitational wave would be similar to the stream supplying fresh water and oxygen through agitation to the swamp. The gravitational wave, even though hardly felt will cause agitation in space time to take place across the regions where the distance from the event to the Earth took place thus causing an equal and opposite reaction in those regions to take place. Even just a minor shift of space time created by the collision of the black holes and the generation of the grav wave will perturb the equilibrium of planets just enough to allow for life to take hold and eventually evolve into sentient life forms.
I would also have to suggest that since Earth is located in the region of space time where the grav wav was detected and that Earth is barely a swamp but a thriving ocean that other planets within the range of the colliding black holes would also have sentient life on them or at least be habitable and in a state of coming out of an age similar to a bronze or iron
age.
Einsteins theories proved gravitational waves not theory but reality thus suggesting that his theory would also prove that life existed in the Universe in swamps.
All I can say is that I recognise most, if not all, of those words.
How can one be a Platonist when when all physical objects have a permanent representation of change?
Again with the words already, sheesh.
-- Ludwig Wittgenstein in translation from "Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus"
-- Ludwig Wittgenstein in translation from "Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus"
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Your understanding of political theory and philosophy is as replete with misunderstanding and error coupled with a lamentable ability to communicate as is your facility with science, I see.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/08/27/healt...r-galaxy-dragonfly-44-milky-way1022AMStoryGal
It's interesting that the article discusses how unknown physics are at work. Physics that cannot explain Dark Matter and its effects but like the black hole we know Dark Matter to exist. So it would seem that Einstein's equations do not account for 99.9% of the matter in space.
It's interesting that the article discusses how unknown physics are at work. Physics that cannot explain Dark Matter and its effects but like the black hole we know Dark Matter to exist. So it would seem that Einstein's equations do not account for 99.9% of the matter in space.
The thing is that even if there is intelligent life somewhere else in the universe, it's very likely that we'll never know about it.
I am not sure anyone can give odds like that. We would have to be aware of the factors first.
It could be theorized that when large groups of planets are found based on the above distances that somewhere in the chain there would be an Earth like planet possible of sustaining life or already has life on it.
A grouping of planets like those around Earth could be a sign a habitable planet is located somewhere in the middle that the exo-planets would provide a shield for against asteroids and other cosmic events.
If life is formed in the center of a protective shell, be that shell a womb or the shell of an egg then life on a planet would function in the same way where a habitable planet would have layers of protective planets orbiting it much like the womb and chicken egg shell does for the developing life in the center.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_nearest_terrestrial_exoplanet_candidates
If you look at the chart in the above link you can see a pattern or grouping. Relatively speaking, the womb, egg shell or frog tadpole goop protects such life on Earth is the shell that protects those shells. The planets in the solar system protect Earth. The grouping of planets surrounding Earth would therefore protect Earth like the outer layer of womb, egg shell or tadpole goop.
A grouping of planets like those around Earth could be a sign a habitable planet is located somewhere in the middle that the exo-planets would provide a shield for against asteroids and other cosmic events.
If life is formed in the center of a protective shell, be that shell a womb or the shell of an egg then life on a planet would function in the same way where a habitable planet would have layers of protective planets orbiting it much like the womb and chicken egg shell does for the developing life in the center.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_nearest_terrestrial_exoplanet_candidates
If you look at the chart in the above link you can see a pattern or grouping. Relatively speaking, the womb, egg shell or frog tadpole goop protects such life on Earth is the shell that protects those shells. The planets in the solar system protect Earth. The grouping of planets surrounding Earth would therefore protect Earth like the outer layer of womb, egg shell or tadpole goop.
Einstein's theory proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that thyme is an excellent cooking ingredient.
I see the chicken and the egg have returned. But which came first? There's only one way to find out -- FIGHT!
It's the chicken that came first, eggs don't take that shape unless they've gone through an asshole. Einstein's theory proves it!!!
"Mr. Spock, what are the odds of getting a royal fizzbin?"
At one time it was thought that Einsteinian Relativity was the answer to life, the universe and everything. Then we learned that the real answer is 42.
