Originally Posted by
motopen1s
I think Sr7 got rather misunderstood actually guys.
A little offtopic:
As for the laws of physics mentioned twice already - I see the context you guys (savantu & zerazax) are using it in but... To me, the claims sound wrong and in fact, they are very arguable.
Allow me just to quoute one of the authors who would give a good run to a statement that have been used:
"... Indeed, given that the universe and the laws of physics that govern it are also products of the flux, then they, too, must be viewed as habits. Clearly they are habits that are deeply ingrained in the holomovement, but supernormal talents such as immunity to fire indicate that, despite their seeming constancy, at least some of the rules that govern reality can be suspended. This means the laws of physics are not set in stone, but are more like Shainberg's vortices, whirlpools of such vast inertial power that they are as fixed in the holomovement as our own habits and deeply held convictions are fixed in our thoughts..." (c) Holographic Universe by Michael Talbot
Well, one have to read the book in order to understand what is the whole discussion about... In any case - there is planty of literature out there that can provide some insight not only on the laws of physics but much more...
Hard to say it better then Arthur Schopenhauer: "Every man takes the limits of his own vision for the limits of the world."
Its not a 'smart ass' coment of any kind, but just a reminder for everybody including myself that we should rather be a little more careful presenting 'facts' as facts, even when they seem really factual. :rolleyes:
As for yelds, in my opinion, everything is even more uncertain then with physics :p: as most of you mentioned here.
peace :)