If you look throughout the site, they extend the analogy of the nerf ball to amazing limits describing variable speed of light theories as well as the expanding universe as a nerf ball.
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I didnt mean he ignored specific issues, but rather he ignores the work of his peers.Not really Fuse, he addresses all the issues in theoretical physics, though his ideas were meant for an audience more accustomed to the surface level approach. If you guys want more information on theoretical physics, check out onlinephysics or places like www.wolframscience.com
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It's an analogy.Riiiiiight....that's a little overdose of nerf if u see the universe as a nerf ball.
Posted 08 December 2004 - 08:19 PM
Yup, physics in my oppinion require a simple visible description. All the great theoretical breakthroughs have had a simple visual. Heck, Einstein though up the visual model for his theorys then worked the math.It's an analogy.Riiiiiight....that's a little overdose of nerf if u see the universe as a nerf ball.
He's trying to help people understand his thoughts and perception using an example that most people can grasp easily. I think it's an excellent way to introduce people to his theory, because alot of people can imagine a nerf ball in their hand, and how it behaves when compressed.
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