Philosophy & Science. Physics & Religion. XXIc.

socratus · 05-29-2004, 01:00 PM

Philosophy & Science. Physics & Religion. XXIc.

Dear Sir.
In the world there are many religions.
Physics - one.
The laws of physics and mathematics in the different countries of the world are identical, and religion - different. Why? Because the religion is not proved by the laws of physics and mathematics. And unless it is possible? In the book and on a site I assert - yes. It is possible.

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They say that Diogenes illuminated faces of passers-by with his lantern when there was bright light, while speaking that he is searching for a Man.
I am - Diogenes.
I am search for the person.
I am search for the reasonable person and consequently to each I set a question:
“ Listen! Speed of a light quantum in Vacuum value a constant,
maximum, absolute!
Why everyone speaks, what there is no absolute speed of motion?
The speed of this light quantum is absolute only in Vacuum,
In absolute Vacuum!
Why everyone speaks, what there is no absolute reference system? ”
Diogenes sets a question, and him, as always, in all times, nobody can understand.
I realize a reason of this bewilderment.
You see nobody perceives, that such is VACUUM.
You see nobody perceives, that such is a Quantum of light.
I begin to reason from Vacuum T=0K and then, step by step, I establish a unified
picture of Genesis.

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[link removed]

Best regards.
Israel Sadovnik.

I, Brian · 05-29-2004, 04:24 PM

Religion is a cultural phenomenon - shaped and grown via societal structures. Mathematics, in trying to be an objective study of the relationships between numbers, is generally much freer of these same cultural constructs.

samabudhi · 05-29-2004, 04:45 PM

It sounds like a discription of relativity.

I, Brian · 05-30-2004, 08:32 AM

Just to say I've edited the appalling typos in my earlier post.

05-29-2004, 01:00 PM	#1 (permalink)
socratus Interfaith Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 1	Philosophy & Science. Physics & Religion. XXIc. Philosophy & Science. Physics & Religion. XXIc. Dear Sir. In the world there are many religions. Physics - one. The laws of physics and mathematics in the different countries of the world are identical, and religion - different. Why? Because the religion is not proved by the laws of physics and mathematics. And unless it is possible? In the book and on a site I assert - yes. It is possible. * * * They say that Diogenes illuminated faces of passers-by with his lantern when there was bright light, while speaking that he is searching for a Man. I am - Diogenes. I am search for the person. I am search for the reasonable person and consequently to each I set a question: “ Listen! Speed of a light quantum in Vacuum value a constant, maximum, absolute! Why everyone speaks, what there is no absolute speed of motion? The speed of this light quantum is absolute only in Vacuum, In absolute Vacuum! Why everyone speaks, what there is no absolute reference system? ” Diogenes sets a question, and him, as always, in all times, nobody can understand. I realize a reason of this bewilderment. You see nobody perceives, that such is VACUUM. You see nobody perceives, that such is a Quantum of light. I begin to reason from Vacuum T=0K and then, step by step, I establish a unified picture of Genesis. * * * [link removed] Best regards. Israel Sadovnik.

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05-29-2004, 04:24 PM	#2 (permalink)
I, Brian Soul Rebel Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: The Highlands of Scotland Posts: 4,604	Religion is a cultural phenomenon - shaped and grown via societal structures. Mathematics, in trying to be an objective study of the relationships between numbers, is generally much freer of these same cultural constructs.

05-29-2004, 04:45 PM	#3 (permalink)
samabudhi Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 417	It sounds like a discription of relativity.

05-30-2004, 08:32 AM	#4 (permalink)
I, Brian Soul Rebel Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: The Highlands of Scotland Posts: 4,604	Just to say I've edited the appalling typos in my earlier post.