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There's no such thing as a "law of physics". This is a Newtonian myth peddled by physicists so they can keep their snouts in the public trough. There are only laws of physicists. What is the purported origin of these laws? Who made them? Why these laws and not some other laws? A universe p...

Phil. Quantum weirdness is a by-product of the spacetime paradigm. If you buy the 4D continuum then you buy the weirdness as part of the same package. Mind you if you buy the 4D continuum I might be able to interest you in an Eiffel tower I have for sale. Hardly been used.

There must be an infinite nonlocal relativity between entangled particals. Its the relativity between the entangled particals that is spooky and nonlocal. So then we can say that time space relativity is nonlocal. I suspect you're entangling two different concepts here but in my opinion you're quit...

If you were truly looking for geometrical simplicity you'd start with a 1D (and equally useless) universe. I guess that all depends what sort of dimension we're talking about. I completely agree that one spatial dimension would be neither use nor ornament but one time dimension would be perfectly a...

You are wrong. This is not a matter of opinion. You're quite right that this is not a matter of opinion but you're quite wrong in what you say. The bloke on the mountaintop ages more quickly because time passes more quickly in the weaker gravitational field. The differential is so minuscule that it...