Will MDT force Darlene to get her lazy ass up and clean the damn pecan
orchard like I've been telling her???????

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Moving Dimensions Theory:

Objects that travel at the speed of light are not only massless, they
are also timeless and spaceless. This is becuase anything that travels
at the speed of light exists completely within the expanding foruth
dimension, orthogonal to the three spatial dimensions.

The invariant interval ds^2 = 0 along the worldine of a massless object
or a flash of light. There is zero proper time and zero proper
distance along a null world line. --Causality & Relativity, Special
Relativity from Einstein to Strings, Shwartz & Shwartz

So it is that mass is the amount of momenergy that exists in the
spatial dimesnions. Energy is the amount of momenergy that exists in
the fourth moving dimension.

So it is that every particle can be seen as a vector that is rotated
partially in the spatial diemsions and partially in the fourth
expanding dimensions. The conservation of this rotation is the father
fo the conservation of energy and momentum. When energy is added to
the particle, the total momenergy of the particle increases, with the
component of increase existing in the fourth expanding dimension.
Hence the probablity that the particle will be found in the fourth
expaning dimension increases, and the particle propagates faster.
Because the particle exists more in the fourth dimension, it is
effectively rotated out of the three spatial dimensions. And this
results in the lorentz contraction.

Think about it.

The faster a particle moves, the shorter it gets in the three spatial
dimensions.

The more it exists in the fourth expanding dimension, the less it
exists in the three spatial dimensions.

This also concurs perfectly with Einstein's statement that all bodies
maintain a constant velocity of c through spacetime.

MDT supports QM & Einstein's SR & GR, while unifying them within a
consistent framework, and explaining away paradoxes such as Godel's
block universe where nothing woudl ever happen and action at a
distance.

I think there's a Nobel in there somewhere.

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I think there's a Nobel in there somewhere.

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You and bRIan the bRaIn need to collaborate.

tom