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On Jul 19, 6:36*am, [Only registered users see links. ] wrote:

xxein: Is that the only conclusion you can come up with?

I like new ideas. I read them and consider them (even though I have
solved most everything). But I get tired of having to read everyone's
toilet paper.

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On Jul 19, 6:36 am, [Only registered users see links. ] wrote:

xxein: Is that the only conclusion you can come up with?

No.

It is an artefactual/superficially imposed yin-yang of sorts, and
you are a ****head.

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On Jul 19, 6:36 am, [Only registered users see links. ] wrote:

xxein: Is that the only conclusion you can come up with?

I like new ideas. I read them and consider them (even though I have
solved most everything). But I get tired of having to read everyone's
toilet paper.

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That a little unfair, xxrein. Someone has to come up with a new way
of working things out, as Lorentz and Einsteins's math lead only to
block spacetime and block spacetime is false. NOW is common
to all in this universe.


Spirit of Truth

Spirit of Truth wrote:

The "new" way will start when the non "spacetime" infected
minds find the true cause for the clock malfunctions and remove the
stupid ass multiple standards used for the "spacetime" rubber rulers and
time dilating clocks.

You are correct, there is a NOW that happended everywhere
simultaneously.
When science goes back to using a scientific single standard
for time and a single standard for distance, science will again
march forward in time, as of now it is simply repeating a history
when clocks malfunctioned and people did not know how they
actually did such, and instead the morons of today have given
time more than just a periodic counting method it was designed to be.

--
James M Driscoll Jr
Spaceman