PauloL wrote: ↑Tue Aug 29, 2017 1:59 am
You're a little stubborn. You must have been a nightmare for your parents.
Probably, but they weren't very good for me either. I didn't tell them everything, but they used to say that because my brother and I turned out so good, they must have been very good parents. I never told them what failures they were.
Dontaskme wrote: ↑Wed Aug 30, 2017 7:23 am
What ever space is. We ARE it.
It is my understanding that everything (especially on the atomic level) is mostly empty space, so you are correct, we are all mostly nothing at all, just a lot of interacting forces.
I remember listening to Brian Cox interviewed on the radio and he stated that a cubic square piece of empty space has enough energy to power the sun for a 1000 years -of course the interviewer didn't have the intelligence to quiz him as to why\how - still intrigues me, as i have a lot of respect for Brian, and in fact all physicist.
attofishpi wrote: ↑Thu Aug 31, 2017 8:51 am
I remember listening to Brian Cox interviewed on the radio and he stated that a cubic square piece of empty space has enough energy to power the sun for a 1000 years -of course the interviewer didn't have the intelligence to quiz him as to why\how - still intrigues me, as i have a lot of respect for Brian, and in fact all physicist.
How??
I remember him saying that too. I like Brian Cox, watched all his programmes.
So in essence, we have come out of this space, and will return to it. That is in essence all I can know about it.
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But then imagination can play the guessing game, and I think there must exist invisible dimensions unseen and unknown to human perception.
