tesla, zero-point, casimir, planck
Joseph Tracy
brook7 at sover.net
Sun Jan 13 21:14:01 CST 2013
Got it right here good buddy.:
The development of quantum field theory (QFT) in the 1930s made it possible to reformulate the Dirac equation in a way that treats the positron as a "real" particle rather than the absence of a particle, and makes the vacuum the state in which no particles exist instead of an infinite sea of particles. This picture is much more convincing, especially since it recaptures all the valid predictions of the Dirac sea, such as electron-positron annihilation. On the other hand, the field formulation does not eliminate all the difficulties raised by the Dirac sea; in particular the problem of the vacuum possessing infinite energy. ( wikipedia)
My understanding of this stuff is pretty weak, but It seems kinda weird to think of a universal field filled with infinite energy as a difficulty. One piece of evidence is that liquid helium never freezes no matter how close to absolute zero. Where is the energy coming from that prevents this universal state change? Another is the Casimir effect.
On Jan 13, 2013, at 6:14 PM, bandwraith at aol.com wrote:
> Got any more of that shit?
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> NO DUMB BLONDES
> There are no dumb blondes in this poem, this is about serous shit with wedding vows, out on a hypertext Planck and walking over the edge, after the end of the known universe, where the light slows down and winks suggestively.
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> Mind wanders like a free radical, an old man born on the western edge and now gone east to tell Horace Greely to go fuck himself, but alas too late, living next to a creek in Vermont I read on about zero-point energy, grappling in the glyphs of liquid crystal display, grappling with my mathematical deficiencies but still discovering a thing or two that I think I get, I am so feebly foibly in my human yoga of mistake and recovery, yoga of star stretch and earth compression; Too many words that don't dance, too many ideas that do: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1Tddl_1Avs http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casimir_effect
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> The upshot is that the conclusions drawn from Michaelson Morley were premature; there is an aether, it is full of energy; grandmother spider and Tesla were right . The engineering problem is how to get it . Tesla's papers were stolen by the G-men but Grandmother still tells stories. Who is listening?. Maybe it will be a musical instrument, the spiral clarinet of Changing Woman, fashioned over the African campfire where the world began. Where , after all , does the music come from? Chances are it will decentralize power production and so decentralize power itself. All the little imperial clerks and spies and liars won't have much to do. Time to use your imagination. The age of lawnmower mechanics is coming to an end. In the choice between PTSD and frolicking in the leaves with Eve or Adam, when the young people consider following Ariadne's thread home to Eden with warm berries swaying in the breeze or joining in conjugal death-bliss with the foul-breathed minotaur , the guns will lose their luster. In the age-old choice between ego and life, some gods are gambling on a quantum leap. Only utopians will survive, only fools need apply. Place Your bets ladies and gentleman. This really is your life and none other. I am on the dreamscape dance floor with sweet Emma Goldman, it is the next revolution and she is a very sexy blonde, she clings sweetly even though she is the smartest person in the known universe, who'da thunk it? The band is playing , the sweet verse, the universe , everything sways and sashays to Benny Goodman's eleventh commandment -Sing, Sing, Sing -and baby I do.
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