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You may not like him but can you dispute it?

Anonymous Wed 17 Jul 18:07:08 2019 No.10814921 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>10814949 >>10814968 >>10814986 >>10815014 >>10815060 >>10815577

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSddNdsRaEw
Cult of Bumping Particles btfo
>doesn't believe in the aether
go do some calculations, nerd.
>imagine believing there is such a thing as a wave in 2019

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 17 Jul 2019 18:19:18 No.10814948 Report

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he literally says light is a wave in the first 2 minutes. you know when someone says wave they don't actually mean a physical tangible wave like you see when mom forces you to go to the beach with her, right?

xxXSuiseisekiXxx

xxXSuiseisekiXxx Wed 17 Jul 2019 18:19:38 No.10814949 Report

Quoted By: >>10815014 >>10815073

>>10814921
I'm off to bed, so if he doesn't give an reason to explain the illusion of time, redshift, motion ect.
Then I'd like to mention my pi implosion. Two arcs overlapping. Concave and convex. A gap between them.
irresolvablity of pi forever edging. Giving infinite variability and defined structure as a 3d 'holographic' storage.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 17 Jul 2019 18:24:31 No.10814968 Report

Quoted By: >>10815014

>>10814921
is that the asshole camera dude who doesn't know crap about cameras, and then goes off acting like he knows physics somehow spouting off electric universe pseud shit? another mentally ill "muh tesla" retard

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 17 Jul 2019 18:32:56 No.10814986 Report

Quoted By: >>10815014

>>10814921
I saw a video where he smugly called Einstein an idiot with the kind of conviction that only the truly idiotic and especially ridiculous can muster. Was funny.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 17 Jul 2019 18:40:30 No.10815014 Report

Quoted By: >>10815051 >>10815073

>>10814949
He does all of this, just not in one video. He has like 100's of videos, I'll find redshift/time/motion for you and post it later since this is going to be a long thread.
>>10814921
This thread is going to be hilarious, the anti wheeler shills are already here.
>>10814986
What did Einstein actually do other than postulate based on the works of Poincare and Roger Boscovich? Oh right, he improved a refrigerator.
>>10814968
I'm pretty sure everything you just said was blatantly incorrect.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 17 Jul 2019 18:48:39 No.10815038 Report

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I don't know anything about him, but based on this video alone, I like him. Not saying he's right or wrong, but I like his chutzpah

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 17 Jul 2019 18:53:20 No.10815051 Report

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>>10815014
>What did Einstein do other than revolutionize physics?
Giving anyone priority for relativity over Einstein is /pol/-tier.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 17 Jul 2019 18:58:05 No.10815060 Report

Quoted By: >>10815082

>>10814921
This is some grade A schizophrenia, he just spouts a bunch of buzzwords without any semblance of coherence or argument for any of the host of fragmented ramblings.
I've never seen this dude before and I wouldn't mind never seeing him again.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 17 Jul 2019 19:03:50 No.10815073 Report

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>>10815014
back with those vids
>>10814949
phase shift:
https://youtu.be/47T1_5P8jtg
Time:
https://youtu.be/qR3MTsFBwa4
Formula for a magnetic field:
https://youtu.be/wHDsnO3y7CA
Motion:
https://youtu.be/srVlo1Ez5fk
https://youtu.be/47T1_5P8jtg

>>10815051
Giving a crackpot's never proven theory priority over anything is psychosis tier lunacy.

https://youtu.be/OkFPGKrMi0k

Light is neither a particle or a wave.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 17 Jul 2019 19:07:14 No.10815081 Report

Quoted By: >>10815092

>>10815073
>Never proven
Except that we've detected gravitational waves and his theory has been incredibly predictive and useful for cosmology.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 17 Jul 2019 19:07:45 No.10815082 Report

Quoted By: >>10815095

>>10815060
t. mental midget

he's not arguing anything other than modern physics being based on something that's never been proven and dissonant premises.

why does skepticism hurt you so much

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 17 Jul 2019 19:15:03 No.10815092 Report

Quoted By: >>10815616

>>10815081
https://youtu.be/srVlo1Ez5fk

no

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 17 Jul 2019 19:17:40 No.10815095 Report

Quoted By: >>10815134

>>10815082
I don't mind coherent scepticism, but all he does is sound authoritative rather than have anything to contribute.
Lemme give you an example: "The interpretations of the double slit experiment don't make sense, it would be better to consider [interpretation A] because it conforms with [this other aspect of reality] or is useful [in some way]".
His approach is wholly unhelpful and just an attempt to feel important without doing anything important. I'm sure being a contrarian to the greats makes you feel like their peer.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 17 Jul 2019 19:33:09 No.10815134 Report

Quoted By: >>10815369 >>10815389

>>10815095
Well, I can agree with your first sentence.

Not Gary !!1pmdQ4ymdO5

Not Gary !!1pmdQ4ymdO5 Wed 17 Jul 2019 21:11:41 No.10815369 Report

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>>10815134

Nah. Ken contributes. What makes him so great is he's not playing the Academia game that forked physics at the Michelson Morley experiment.

Aether is real. But aether is just a word, and Ken gets that too. Ken also understands that everything is this "aether" substance, even particles. He's one of the only people alive who has the deductive ability to understand this concept, that everything, including you are me, are all one substance. More than that, Ken understands that this substance is not "countable", it has no smallest unit that can be measured out, this is a concept that is deeper than mathematics, and therefore all of mathematics is simply a human invention and tool, what is actually going on is beyond our human comprehension, and this is not mysticism, or religion, it is logically and perfectly true. All we can do is make models / simulations of this Universe, and those can be very accurate because the Universe is perfect logic and follows perfect rules, but we can never truly reproduce what this Universe is. It is Tao. It is YHWH. It is "unspeakable" to us now and forever despite any future advances in our technology.

Not Gary !!1pmdQ4ymdO5

Not Gary !!1pmdQ4ymdO5 Wed 17 Jul 2019 21:21:20 No.10815389 Report

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>>10815134
>>10815369

And to anyone wondering about Einstein and relativity... those are true, but they are mathematical parlor tricks. Optimum Theory has proven that relativity is simply an inversion of Newtonian physics. They are the same equation simply inverted. Both are correct, just seen from opposite sides. Academia is under pressure to invent these tricks, thats how they get funding and lure students. Relativity does have uses, but its just a cever way of saying what has already been known. Entangled particles is another one, just clever logic and math tricks. The physics equivalent of a tabletop bar puzzle to keep smart minds occupied so they never think of revolution. Its like the workers in ancient Egypt. How do you prevent your strongest from uprising? Give them a task: here stack these blocks. That will keep them occupied. Same with these physics brain teasers.

Not Gary !!1pmdQ4ymdO5

Not Gary !!1pmdQ4ymdO5 Wed 17 Jul 2019 21:27:37 No.10815401 Report

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>>10815369
>>10815389

And, Dear Reader, if Optimum Theory has proven anything, it is that our masters never had any intention of acknowedging or rewarding our completion of these tasks, in fact it is possible out masters even thought these tasks impossible themselves, just a way to keep bright minds occupied and away from the real spoils. If Optimum Theory has proven anything, it is that the entire system is a lie.

Not Gary !!1pmdQ4ymdO5

Not Gary !!1pmdQ4ymdO5 Wed 17 Jul 2019 21:33:42 No.10815412 Report

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>>10815369
>>10815389
>>10815401

Hail Ken! Based Ken!

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 17 Jul 2019 21:49:48 No.10815442 Report

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what a shitshow.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 17 Jul 2019 22:41:42 No.10815560 Report

Quoted By: >>10815586 >>10815607

>>10815369
>It is YHWH
I followed you until this point when you started saying that it is this personal God of the Jews that sent his son that walked on water and then saved people in hell from the sin of having been the descendants of people eating an apple.

Say Brahman next time.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 17 Jul 2019 22:50:08 No.10815577 Report

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>>10814921
>You may not like him
You're right, I don't. I think this person is an internet disguise monster character put on by Jed Varner.

Not Gary !!1pmdQ4ymdO5

Not Gary !!1pmdQ4ymdO5 Wed 17 Jul 2019 22:55:38 No.10815586 Report

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>>10815560

Brahmen, sure. Whatever. This is semantics. I dont think you are understanding the symbolism of me using YHWH to describe the perfect fluid of all reality. In Abrahamic tradition, YHWH, the word, is just shorthand, because what "God" truly is, is unspeakable. "He" exists beyond any language that we can invent. This is the Universe. All models that we create are created with language, be it words, or numbers or in the case of Optimum Theory, automata; however, the Universe's true language is unspeakable to us. This is what Ken and Gary both know. We will never know the Universe's true name, we can only approximate it. Taoism has a similar tradition. Tao is just a short hand for what reality truly is.

Not Gary !!1pmdQ4ymdO5

Not Gary !!1pmdQ4ymdO5 Wed 17 Jul 2019 23:06:19 No.10815607 Report

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>>10815560
>>10815586

Let me add that I get it, "religion BAD". I get it. Ken & Gary (and I) enjoy talking about religious and cultural heritage because we understand the deeper principle. We understand that through all of human history humanity has struggled with the unknowable. Truly there is something astounding at work in our reality, but what? We have tried our best to understand this, and culture provides a record of our efforts. In time, all of us will look as foolish as our ancestors do to us now, it is wise to understand that. Many of us alive today existed before internet, libraries, accessible college education; how did they explain lightening, disease, or even the slamming of a door in the middle of the night due to air pressure changes? It is a mistake to discard these people, it is wise to understand them, because in time they will be us and the uncoming generations are paying close attention to our actions and modeling their's accordingly.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 17 Jul 2019 23:08:06 No.10815611 Report

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>>10815607
Do you have any clue what a fucking fool you look like writing this nonsense?

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 17 Jul 2019 23:09:53 No.10815616 Report

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>>10815092
That's a magnet.

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