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DownMay 21, 2013, 10:15:50 PM
the meaning of life, the universe, and everything= 47come on guys, a dislike? it's a Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy joke, ya had to be there •3•
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May 21, 2013, 11:15:40 PM
@DeathGaara sounds much like the much sought "the One equation", or "Nature equation", sometimes also referred to as "Equation of Life", and I bet it has some other names. Any connection, or you just came to the same theory as many mathematicians using philosophical thought?
I have not heard of any of those. I arrived at this theory by using philosophical thought. I did not have any prior knowledge to similar theories as I believe that philosophy is something that is both self taught and self made. There is no right or wrong theory, just your idea of what your philosophy means to you. So this idea was not something I looked up or copied. Rather, I just used philosophical logic and connected basic philosophical ideas and current studies in the fields of math and physics. If somebody else has arrived to the same conclusion, then that makes its plausible truth even more interesting. This leads back to the study that states math makes up everything around us. Since math is a theorized makeup of every component of the idea, then somebody else who sees that way or believes the theory would inevitably come to the same conclusion. Although humans have only scratched the surface, these kinds of revolutionary ideas are what help us progress. We are living in revolutionary times that are larger than any other development previously executed in our history. I feel the next 200 years will be a historical landmark for the generations after that. How I wish I could live long enough to see the breakthrough ideas that are to come. But for some reason it was decided that I must live now. Since this is an inevitable truth that I must accept, I still like to imagine that possibilities that could come from another 100 years of philosophical, scientific, and technological developments. I feel we are starting to uncover something much larger that surpasses even the technologies and capabilities we have at this moment.
May 21, 2013, 11:35:14 PM
The One Equation is the idea of one mathematical equation defining everything in the universe. As much as we can describe many physics interactions through equations which can, in most cases, be knitted together to create an equation describing everything, but even more complex, because it would not just be knitting forces together. It could knit Macro to Micro, the brain synapses to the force of gravity, the nautilus shell to the smell of freckles. It would be one equation for everything, meaning each and everything we know or not, would be the same thing, the same mathematical theorem. Many scientists nowadays try to get away from specializing in a single area in hopes of getting closer to that equation. This equation would mean everything, and we could get anything from it. From what is the cure of cancer, to the tought process used to discover it. From the size of someone's head to the next numbers on a random number generator. It would literally be a single law by which everything would existMay 21, 2013, 11:39:37 PM
The One Equation is the idea of one mathematical equation defining everything in the universe. As much as we can describe many physics interactions through equations which can, in most cases, be knitted together to create an equation describing everything, but even more complex, because it would not just be knitting forces together. It could knit Macro to Micro, the brain synapses to the force of gravity, the nautilus shell to the smell of freckles. It would be one equation for everything, meaning each and everything we know or not, would be the same thing, the same mathematical theorem. Many scientists nowadays try to get away from specializing in a single area in hopes of getting closer to that equation. This equation would mean everything, and we could get anything from it. From what is the cure of cancer, to the tought process used to discover it. From the size of someone's head to the next numbers on a random number generator. It would literally be a single law by which everything would exist
That is really interesting. A lot of what I said does seem rather similar to this idea. All the more reason to consider new ideas and not shove them off. I will research this more in my spare time if I can. I would certainly like to reader further in depth. Perhaps I could learn something even more interesting then what I have already discovered and theorized. I love to build on theories. This is why universal ideas merit the most attention in my opinion. They may be the most controversial, but on that same token they are also the most adaptable.
May 21, 2013, 11:45:24 PM
Maybe you got -1 cuz the correct meanig is 42, not 47. Just an ideathe meaning of life, the universe, and everything= 47come on guys, a dislike? it's a Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy joke, ya had to be there •3•
May 22, 2013, 12:10:17 AM
well it's been years since I've last seen it, the writing etched in my brain is starting to fade, maybe I should refresh itMaybe you got -1 cuz the correct meanig is 42, not 47. Just an ideathe meaning of life, the universe, and everything= 47come on guys, a dislike? it's a Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy joke, ya had to be there •3•
May 22, 2013, 12:17:32 AM
I will get back to you with more info on the actual name of the equation. The ones I posted were a free translation from the names in Portuguese, which are probably a translation as well, so... I will let you know if I find the real English name is too differentThe One Equation is the idea of one mathematical equation defining everything in the universe. As much as we can describe many physics interactions through equations which can, in most cases, be knitted together to create an equation describing everything, but even more complex, because it would not just be knitting forces together. It could knit Macro to Micro, the brain synapses to the force of gravity, the nautilus shell to the smell of freckles. It would be one equation for everything, meaning each and everything we know or not, would be the same thing, the same mathematical theorem. Many scientists nowadays try to get away from specializing in a single area in hopes of getting closer to that equation. This equation would mean everything, and we could get anything from it. From what is the cure of cancer, to the tought process used to discover it. From the size of someone's head to the next numbers on a random number generator. It would literally be a single law by which everything would exist
That is really interesting. A lot of what I said does seem rather similar to this idea. All the more reason to consider new ideas and not shove them off. I will research this more in my spare time if I can. I would certainly like to reader further in depth. Perhaps I could learn something even more interesting then what I have already discovered and theorized. I love to build on theories. This is why universal ideas merit the most attention in my opinion. They may be the most controversial, but on that same token they are also the most adaptable.
May 22, 2013, 07:10:25 PM
I go to a private school maybe that's whyYour teacher is probably awesomePhi is really neat how it ties in to absolutely everything alive. They didn't teach it to me in school. After I learned about it in my own I co stanly wondered why they never taught it in school.Realy? I'm in 6th and we learned Phthat is, if you indeed mean Phi, not Pi. Phi is mostly a mathematical curiosity, usually only taught in special projects or university. Or, in case your teacher is really good and goes extra, not just the basic curriculum
May 23, 2013, 04:41:50 PM
well it's been years since I've last seen it, the writing etched in my brain is starting to fade, maybe I should refresh itMaybe you got -1 cuz the correct meanig is 42, not 47. Just an ideathe meaning of life, the universe, and everything= 47come on guys, a dislike? it's a Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy joke, ya had to be there •3•
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May 23, 2013, 08:34:41 PM
I can never argue with this logic.well it's been years since I've last seen it, the writing etched in my brain is starting to fade, maybe I should refresh itMaybe you got -1 cuz the correct meanig is 42, not 47. Just an ideathe meaning of life, the universe, and everything= 47come on guys, a dislike? it's a Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy joke, ya had to be there •3•
It's always a good idea to re-read Douglas Adams.
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