The broad purpose of this blog entry will be to explain the paradox raised last time (why time slows when you speed up even though you have to 'draw' the line faster), to further show that time is the source of dimension (instead of both existing simultaneously) and having those points finished to provide a working model for a unified field theory.
Now I know many of you will be unhappy that I am proposing a working hypothesis for a unified field theory, but just bear with me, you don't have to accept it but it will be there.
I suggest listening to "the marriage of Figaro" while you read the rest of this to give it the proper dramatic background music.
Now in order to see the effect seen on time by relative acceleration we are going to use a couple of math similes. First simple differentiation. X^10 . is the same as x•x^9. This will be useful as we move forward, take my word for it.
Now you need to get your pencil and paper again. I'll wait. Got it? Ok.
Draw a capital L. Imagine that this represents acceleration along the two legs of tendencies, from the point where the two legs of the L meet. Just to save time later, let's look at the common point as the singularity. Keep in mind if we're in the singularity and time gives dimension to tendencies to make us feel like we're in o-space, this means that any starting point of sufficient gravity has the tendencies of the singularity. That is, the junction of the two legs is any black hole going any speed anywhere in the universe. No matter is involved at this junction since matter and gravity are mere tendency to surrender time
Now we're going to look at time as a bag of X's. This is important if you look to our differentiation equation. We can pull out some x's using differentiation since it is merely the rate of consumption. They don't have to be x(s) but let's use x anyway because it's easy to type. I'd suggest you draw a circle and put 10 x(s) in it for visualization purposes. We don't get to the equation yet, because I don't want to force feed time travel to you, but you'll start to see where this is going shortly if you haven't already figured it out.
This analysis has to provide unified results for matter, different forms of energy and for gravity since some unification of fields around time is expected and Einstein spent considerable time looking for these unified principles without having all the components of e-hologram theory. With e-hologram theory, it should have been easy for him, so lets see if it is..
Ok, let's start with a discussion of the "L". As the two legs accelerate from the singularity (or any other point, the junction could be earth and the legs could be the paths of rockets launched from earth if you like that picture better) the time on the rockets slows down. Remember in the last two entries we showed that time is consumed at different rates in drawing the lines faster or slower.
However, if the two legs of the L are the same length, time on each leg has changed the same amount relative to the junction from which they accelerated despite the fact that they accelerated in different directions. We'll save for later what happens to the relative times of the rockets on the two legs as they accelerate away from one another (or two satellites orbiting in different directions around the earth so they pass each other in different direction-both will change the same relative to earth time if they are going at the same speed).
Quickly let me point out that this supports the existence of the singularity because time varies only relative to a common point, common to all matter regardless of where the legs begin or end. In this way, even if the legs are flattened and move opposite from one another, there is the same time variation because movement isn't real but just a simulation in the singularity from the common point, if you get my drift. That is the two rockets going in opposite directions from the earth are not moving at all, they are just expending their time in opposite time vectors relative to one another. Stick around, for a few more minutes and we'll be done till the next entry.
So, let's get our bag of "x"(s) out (the circle with 10 x(s)) in it and let's assume that when we pull out an x we're really differentiating. The x(s) don't disappear, they just come out of the bag, like the x came out of the equation x^10=x*x^9. The exact equations for the differentiation will have to come later, but they are inherent in the discussion that follows and are mostly written out already, but without solving for time vectors (just for vectors). Anyway...let's unify the fields!
Now remember our integration and differentiation are just flipping the coin in different directions, so don't worry too much about the math, just remember that we show consumption using differentiation while we draw out the movement with integration. Both work with a delta(t) or a change in time.
Take out one x from our bag and apply this x to the movement of the shorter "L" leg and take a second bag (sorry forgot to mention you have two rockets, you need two bags) and take out two x(s) to show its vector. What has happened here is that time has slowed twice as fast for the longer leg because two portions of time were needed to do the drawing of the line (integration) while only one was needed for the drawing of the other line (also integration) during the same time period. It doesn't matter how fast you drew the L, because it's just a model and we're assuming that both Legs took the same period of time to draw. Now this supports the singularity model and makes a lot of sense and explains why time runs slower in the two bags than the junction and why the longer leg has time running slower (more of it is being used to create dimension so less is available to turn the clocks as it were.
But! you gasp. Go ahead if you want. Where's the unification of fields? you demand. Well, here it is. We're going to empty the bags. Well, let's just empty one of them. Remember that there is a speed limit, so there is a limit to the number of x(s) we can take out of the bag in a given time. That pesky speed of light! I've told you we can get rid of it, but that requires the 20 physicists from 20 countries to comment on e-hologram theory and we're about 20 physicists short right now. So this is going to be easy. As you empty x(s) [this is a metaphor for differentiation] from the bag, it goes faster and time goes slower inside of the bag because the x(s) are being used to create dimension (it's only an illusion, you're still in the singularity so if you have a problem with claustrophobia you're going to be in trouble with e-hologram theory). But as you accelerate, if you're matter, what happens to you? Here's a hint: e=mc^2. Still don't know? You don't lose time, but it is converted to vectors moving at the speed of light, it's turning into energy. Energy is, as the equation indicates, matter which has used all of its time for vectoring relative to the singularity and none is left for time. Inside of light, we can presume that time has stopped or at least nearly stopped moving!
Gravity still applies, because time has not been stripped, it's just being misdirected from one purpose to another and we observe this so we know it's right (if we assume everything else about e-hologram theory and the singularity in particular is correct).
Simple, intuitive and now we have everything except...unification! Ok, let's go one step further. Gravity wells are the tendency of matter to give up time taken to an extreme, I.E. in a black hole you've returned to the singularity and you've given up all of your time.
We know that you get the same math with gravity that you do with acceleration. You drop into a gravity well and time starts giving up x(s) to drop back to the singularity, i.e. time is stripped from the tendency and it originally turns to energy (the bag empties of x(s) as it accelerates into the singularity (it doesn't have to go all the way for this to work, black holes are just the extreme example) and then the time is actually stripped off and you are back in the singularity unless you can add time back. Gravity plus tendency at this point derives from energy and you've unified the fields.
I have chatted up a couple of people of cern to do some experimentation concerning this. They were not responsive, but we can forgive them for that since it's a work in progress.
We can convert the x(s) there or at Stanford or just about anywhere else where we can have acceleration and this allows us to manipulate time to some extent and we should fairly easily be able to see this movement between matter and energy and we should using earth's gravity without more to see the effect of stripping time from matter at some level (one stream at near light speed going up and another going down), but you have to know what to look for and that's another blog entry.
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