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[Nish Nishant]

Ryan Binns wrote: :~ Yep, same here.

[Daniel Hazelton Waters]

I am eccentric not an idiot lol maybe a little bit idiot savant or low on common sense but hey thats what the internet will be for...:-D Anyway sorry for the pscho babble it didn't quite come together in my post the way it did in my mind. I actually have only a small marginal ability to express things that I think. Like hydroponic floating greenhouses in the pacific. I call it Oceanic Food & Fuel O.F.F. good for thermal depolymerization and solving world hunger along with global warming. I know I have competent ideas and potential for expansion I dont mind being ostracized.;P Sincerely, Daniel Hazelton Waters

[Aamir Butt]

How long have u been programming continuously, 7 days, 8days? Give it a break man. I hated going to weddings. All the grandmas would poke me saying "You're next". They stopped that when I started doing it to them at funerals. My Articles

[Daniel Hazelton Waters]

This is the most advanced web community I have seen to date. I took a spin around and realized that I need to learn programming and that this could really catalyse my learning. Ok I have withered in my math proficiency but I do know the fundamental aspects of computer functionality. I am interested in natural language programming and Actual Intelligence for BioMachine interface "collective thought"

[Daniel Hazelton Waters]

The reason for your perceived nature of my posts is not due to sleep dep it's due to the psychedelic nature of my mind trying to grasp fractals, chaos, quantum physics, string theory, electronic compnents at lower nanoscales... >temperal vortexes springing out of black holes super luminal communication alternate realities< the latter seems inconceivable but it is very possible I am not good at programming since the last time I programmed it was qbasic at New Market Vocational Skills Center I made some programs nothing too intricate there was far better programmers in my first year. But that is way different then what we have here I would learn Japanese easier then some of these programming languages!!! well it probably just would take effort and patience.

[Hans Christian Andersen]

Someone's been at the wacky baccy... :-> :laugh: its a struggle -jose

[Daniel Hazelton Waters]

I used enough mary jane to have a phd doctorate master's degree in the subject but I have been restoring my chemical balance with *exercise* and eating right and not consuming substance in question for months now and It is working good;)

[73Zeppelin]

QuantumCash wrote: >temperal vortexes springing out of black holes super luminal communication alternate realities< the latter seems inconceivable but it is very possible Whatever you say man, whatever you say... LOL :laugh: and before you ask, yes - I am a real physicist... John Theal Physicist at Large Got CAD? http://www.presenter3d.com[^]

[Phil J Pearson]

I know ... but I thought of it first! ;P

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[Nitron]

QuantumCash wrote: exorcise :wtf: Dude, I'd go to that priest and demand your money back! Or at least let him finish the job... :rolleyes: ~Nitron.

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[Jesse Squire]

QuantumCash wrote: I am interested in natural language programming :laugh: No disrespect indended, but before you can program in natural language, shouldn't you learn how to write in it? I can't imagine what the output would by if your posts were fed into a natural language parser. I think the machine would melt. --Jesse

[Jorgen Sigvardsson]

You're just jealous because you didn't get any grants for the above research areas!! :-D -- My name in Katakana is ヨルゲン. My name in German is Jörgen. I blog too now[^]

[Daniel Hazelton Waters]

I welcome all dialog no matter how crude or vulgar so no disrespect was perceived at all:suss: I feel that soon we will be able to do things that would not even be imagined by most yet:cool: But I do want to work on some projects, even starting with only my massive imagination and general intelligence I can contribute value to the collective code.

[Daniel Hazelton Waters]

I have always been into theoretical physics, but I also got into metaphysics first there was darkness"black hole" then there was light"galaxy surrounding" The massive gravity"negative energy" creates pairs of basic elements and it's anti-counterpart one breaks away the other adds to the nearby nebula. question? if the universe expanded faster then the speed of light then did it not expand into the non existent past? escaping the fractal of singularity Well in my view the universe is like a virtual partical existing for a fraction of a moment non-relative to our point of view of course. Black Holes compound matter from otherwise empty space and time.

[Daniel Hazelton Waters]

If quantum computing can emulate quantum systems the would there be an algorithm for say emotions? Maybe we can create anolog qubits to express tanscendental & irrational functions completely! in nonlinear variables !

[73Zeppelin]

Yeah, if I could get grants for that I would have perpetual employment. However, I decided there was much more money to be had pricing financial derivatives. Now I live in Switzerland and my mind is directed to more financially lucrative problems... :-> John Theal Physicist at Large Got CAD? http://www.presenter3d.com[^]

[73Zeppelin]

I'll give you some advice. Metaphysics is bunk. It is nothing more than populist pseudo-science perpetuated by ignorant people who refuse to accept what is true and continue to persist in seeking the 'philosophik mercury" - that intangible silliness that the alchemists of the Baroque era insisted on chasing as a result of their basic ignorance. You claim to be QuantumCash wrote: into theoretical physics yet you insist on using terms such as: QuantumCash wrote: massive gravity"negative energy" Please define "massive gravity "negative energy" in 20 words or less. QuantumCash wrote: pairs of basic elements Since when do basic elements pair up? QuantumCash wrote: anti-counterpart What is an "anti-counterpart" anyways? QuantumCash wrote: non existent past Non-existent past is redundant and meaningless. If it did not exist, it certainly wasn't the past. QuantumCash wrote: fractal of singularity What is a fractal of singularity? I know what a fractal is, I know what a singularity is...unfortunately the two are mutually exclusive. QuantumCash wrote: fraction of a moment non-relative to our point of view This is just, well... I think you need to read an introductory physics text. QuantumCash wrote: compound matter from otherwise empty space and time So, if black-holes compound matter from empty space...where do they get the matter from? This is an "interesting" concept... so is your notion of "empty time". You should read Einstein's original papers on relativity and then reconsider many of your thoughts.. John Theal Physicist at Large Got CAD? http://www.presenter3d.com[^]

[Daniel Hazelton Waters]

Not all metaphysics is meaningless I find Jewish mysticism to be very interesting for example. Not that I just follow everything about it or anything else, but it leads to different perspectives. Massive gravity outside of the event horizon which rises exponentialy so fast that it can stretch an object into a noodle or so I heard from Carl Sagan on the cosmos series I watched as a kid I believe. OOps thats more then your quota... Well usually when a anti-partical and it's counterpart pair up they anialate each other and release energy as I am sure you know. Nonexistent past is what was before there was past I conject The quantum foam virtual particals existing so quickly that they can violate thermal dynamics the whole unverse is a bigger version of this and thats the compounding potential of the black hole. Forever in a moment It's a kunundrum in any matter we have not even scratched the true nature of reality.