by Guest » Mon Apr 01, 2019 10:42 pm
Guest wrote:How does one derive the known laws of science (Maxwell's equations, Quantum theory of matter and energy, Relativity theory, laws of thermodynamics, biological and chemical theories, etc.) from your so-called grand equation, W = M + E?
Are you serious...? You are not even wrong!!
Oops! You have my apologies for being so wrong according to your view about the nature of things.
I suggest you see the equation, W = M + E, from the perspective of an aspiring inventor.
Let's imagine we want to make a hydrogen fusion reactor at the size of a basketball. We must have adequate supply of a right type of hydrogen fuel and a closed system to process the hydrogen under great pressures at very high temperatures to produce sustained fusion reactions and generate helium and generate a far greater output energy than the input energy of our system... The work required to make our project a success is currently an extremely challenging endeavor. But the basic and essential components are the same as for anything of our universe. We must have mass and energy in our almost closed system, our fusion reactor. And of course, we need also advanced technology to make our reactor work.
Making stuff happen generates actions/reactions according to the known/unknown laws of nature.
And I hope our thought-exercise helps you to better appreciate the equation, W = M + E
Thank you.
[quote="Guest"]How does one derive the known laws of science (Maxwell's equations, Quantum theory of matter and energy, Relativity theory, laws of thermodynamics, biological and chemical theories, etc.) from your so-called grand equation, W = M + E?
Are you serious...? You are not even wrong!![/quote]
Oops! You have my apologies for being so wrong according to your view about the nature of things.
I suggest you see the equation, W = M + E, from the perspective of an aspiring inventor.
Let's imagine we want to make a hydrogen fusion reactor at the size of a basketball. We must have adequate supply of a right type of hydrogen fuel and a closed system to process the hydrogen under great pressures at very high temperatures to produce sustained fusion reactions and generate helium and generate a far greater output energy than the input energy of our system... The work required to make our project a success is currently an extremely challenging endeavor. But the basic and essential components are the same as for anything of our universe. We must have mass and energy in our almost closed system, our fusion reactor. And of course, we need also advanced technology to make our reactor work.
Making stuff happen generates actions/reactions according to the known/unknown laws of nature.
And I hope our thought-exercise helps you to better appreciate the equation, W = M + E
Thank you.