It's no slur if it's fact.
Are you saying that fundamental forces are the only forces?
Are you claiming that you know everything about every force in the universe?
Quote from: jroa on March 25, 2015, 09:03:22 PMAre you claiming that you know everything about every force in the universe? Are you claiming to have secret knowledge about an undiscovered force that would win you 10 Nobel Prizes if you presented the secret?
How does this "aether" work underwater? See there is this gigantic underwater ridge called the mid-atlantic ridge. It extends from northeast Greenland far beyond the equator into the south Atlantic just West of a place called Bouvet Island. Called the Bouvet triple junction it is where 3 major tectonic plates meet. As this ridge goes south, does it teleport itself into the southern hemisphere? The ridge separates itself at a rate of 2.5 CM per year. Does this mean the separation at the point of the ridge at the equator crosses the magical aether barrier at this speed as well? Does this apply to the tectonic plates as well? Or heck how about someone crossing the equator in a submarine?
Quote from: BiJane on March 19, 2015, 11:54:50 AMAs there seems to be a lot of definitions wandering around the forum, the obvious question to ask is what actually is aether? How is it defined? Everyone seems to have different answers. Strictly speaking that's the only question, but I'll add a list of essentially yes/no questions to further aid clarification: Is the aether matter?Is the aether present on the Earth's surface?Does the aether think, or influence thought?Does the aether distort light?Does the aether have various thicknesses?Can aether move matter? Does aether cause teleportation? I know the general opinions of one or two people, but for future reference it'd be nice to know what people actually mean when they say 'aether'. Any details would be appreciated.1. another state of matter. 2. very, very low densities do join near and on the earth's surface, yes. 3. yes, it exists in the same way4. yes, as all new mediums do. 5. yes6. of course, it imparts force and energy, including kinetic7. in a way. near extremely thick quantities, matter reverts to its aetheric state, and is pushed along. we become matter again once we leave the current. this only happens at the equator.
As there seems to be a lot of definitions wandering around the forum, the obvious question to ask is what actually is aether? How is it defined? Everyone seems to have different answers. Strictly speaking that's the only question, but I'll add a list of essentially yes/no questions to further aid clarification: Is the aether matter?Is the aether present on the Earth's surface?Does the aether think, or influence thought?Does the aether distort light?Does the aether have various thicknesses?Can aether move matter? Does aether cause teleportation? I know the general opinions of one or two people, but for future reference it'd be nice to know what people actually mean when they say 'aether'. Any details would be appreciated.
I still don't get it. Are you saying that a force, like say, magnetism, is somehow blocked by water? Have you ever taken a physics class?
Quote from: theearthisrounddealwithit on March 25, 2015, 04:37:50 PM How does this "aether" work underwater? See there is this gigantic underwater ridge called the mid-atlantic ridge. It extends from northeast Greenland far beyond the equator into the south Atlantic just West of a place called Bouvet Island. Called the Bouvet triple junction it is where 3 major tectonic plates meet. As this ridge goes south, does it teleport itself into the southern hemisphere? The ridge separates itself at a rate of 2.5 CM per year. Does this mean the separation at the point of the ridge at the equator crosses the magical aether barrier at this speed as well? Does this apply to the tectonic plates as well? Or heck how about someone crossing the equator in a submarine?why would it not?aether is space. it exists underwater. why would water also not be transmitted?
personally i think fairies share a common ancestor with humans
I can personally vouch for Dual Earth Theory. I live on the equator and sometimes I can feel that one half of my body is on the upper Earth while the other half is on the lower Earth.
Quote from: Cartesian on March 26, 2015, 10:51:29 AMI can personally vouch for Dual Earth Theory. I live on the equator and sometimes I can feel that one half of my body is on the upper Earth while the other half is on the lower Earth.Is you house right on the equator? Do you teleport yourself from the tv to the kitchen for a snack? Does the food taste different after passing the aether into the living room?
Quote from: theearthisrounddealwithit on March 26, 2015, 11:06:43 AMQuote from: Cartesian on March 26, 2015, 10:51:29 AMI can personally vouch for Dual Earth Theory. I live on the equator and sometimes I can feel that one half of my body is on the upper Earth while the other half is on the lower Earth.Is you house right on the equator? Do you teleport yourself from the tv to the kitchen for a snack? Does the food taste different after passing the aether into the living room?I prefer to stay on the upper side. I only go to the lower side to use the bathroom
Quote from: JRoweSkeptic on March 20, 2015, 03:44:10 PMQuote from: BiJane on March 19, 2015, 11:54:50 AMAs there seems to be a lot of definitions wandering around the forum, the obvious question to ask is what actually is aether? How is it defined? Everyone seems to have different answers. Strictly speaking that's the only question, but I'll add a list of essentially yes/no questions to further aid clarification: Is the aether matter?Is the aether present on the Earth's surface?Does the aether think, or influence thought?Does the aether distort light?Does the aether have various thicknesses?Can aether move matter? Does aether cause teleportation? I know the general opinions of one or two people, but for future reference it'd be nice to know what people actually mean when they say 'aether'. Any details would be appreciated.1. another state of matter. 2. very, very low densities do join near and on the earth's surface, yes. 3. yes, it exists in the same way4. yes, as all new mediums do. 5. yes6. of course, it imparts force and energy, including kinetic7. in a way. near extremely thick quantities, matter reverts to its aetheric state, and is pushed along. we become matter again once we leave the current. this only happens at the equator.The above is from the Q&A section where BiJane asked what aether was. So now, if I understand correctly, aether is space AND matter AND according to Jroa also a force. Are you seriously implying that this aether can have all three properties and interact with everything the same way in any medium, water or air? If so please explain how.