The temp is 74-76 and will probably be ok to swim in at least during the warmer part of the day. Hoping it wont trigger some cold type of thing and the feelings of many are that we have a low grade something, perhaps exhaustion or psychosomatic illness, but a something lingering.
It does not help that while some of the stories are heartwarming, some are infuriating and some terrifying.
Of course death has many faces and this pandemic face is one which our ancestors would recognize. This perhaps is a time to look back at the stories of the plague and see them through new eyes, I think of the plague year, one of the better stories, more realistic. i suppose historical would be the right word. I suppose I should reread it, its on my kindle.
Yesterday had a nice 2000 yard swim with the full range of im. First time in 17 days if you ignore a 500 yard workout when the water was still too cold.
I have miserably failed to follow through with the ab work, but I did some this morning.
Here is the answer to the question of the week and the rebuttal of the old science.
Are gravity and space-time the same thing?
A lot of my "fair use" work comes from this guy: Viktor T. Toth, IT pro, part-time physicist
Answered April 29, 2019 · Upvoted by Stephen Selipsky, ex-particle theorist; Stanford Ph.D., research at CERN, BU, Yale
) (for Old) The equation is Einstein’s field equation for gravitation:
Rμν−12Rgμν=8πGTμν.
The tensor equation; both sides of the equation represent quantities arranged in 4×4 matrix form.
N (new-AuT): So there is a lot to pick apart here. The first is that gravity and time are dimensional effect from the changing underlying quantum count, the denominator of pi and the compression/decompression equation. So all 3, time, dimension, space are the same thing, this dimensional effect.
O-Both sides are quantities that vary from point to point in space and from moment to moment in time. The left-hand side is constructed from the so-called metric of spacetime; the right-hand side represents matter.
N-Space time again is a mix of pre-time and post-time dimensional effects primarily in the ct1-ct3 range with a little bit of early ct4 transitional states gumming up the works because of our limited perspective tied to post photon phenomena and a misunderstanding of pre-photon, but post ct3 phenomena.
The right had side representing "matter" is a complete waste of time because what is being called matter are "effects" from ct4 transitional states permuted by ct4-ct5 transitional states, which clouds what we call matter just like those pesky low ct4 transitional states cloud what he's calling space-time.
O The factor 8πG is just a constant factor. The quantity Tμν, the stress-energy-momentum tensor, describes the density, pressure, momentum, and shear stresses of arbitrary forms of matter. Implied in this form is that gravity only depends on these quantities and not, e.g., the electric charge, color, smell, whatever of matter. This is the weak equivalence principle in action: namely that gravity affects all objects equally, without regard as to their material composition.
N-Pi is not a constant. It varies with compression. G is a fake constant representing ct1-ct2 net folding. Density, pressure and momentum are all fairly distinct but capable of solution to a common form.
a) Density-This is the amount of compression in a matrix
b) P-Another measure of the amount of compression in a matrix
c) momentum-this is the relative exchange of higher compression to lower compression within a larger matrix, lower compression states being associated with movement at post ct3 levels which is confusion for several reasons which require more time than I have here, but think of this as the underlying basic and see the books for more detail: All points are frozen for any value of x. Over any period of time there pre-time and post-time changes. If one picks a matrix, it is constantly shedding and taking on information as it compresses and decompresses if it is at the size where the old science uses mass. The net information over time (very high values of x at high compression states) includes either net compression (slowing down) or net decompression (viewed as speeding up)
The rest of the old time discussion is just a diversion into how complicated it is to try to use old definitions to explain what the new science dictates. The old science is counter-intuitive and misleading, the new science is sickeningly simple and intuitive once you throw out the old, incorrect definitions.
The apocalypse of science as it were.
This song came on while I was riding my bike, it had a different ring to it these days:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAEUnn0HNLM
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