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| blaze99960 Quote | Reply | This message was updated on 10/9/2008 8:54:33 PM by blaze99960 | Theory Of Positive and Negative Matter posted on: 10/9/2008 8:50:37 PM Here it is: The definition of nothing is: the absence of (positive) matter OR a space in tim-space which nothing occupies, no matter what you do to it to manipulate it you cannot observe it with any of the five senses except to observe the absence of anything observable in the area all matter (hereforth known as positive) and all the gaps in between (such as those in between the neucleus of an atom and the electrons)(hereforth known as negative) is either pos or neg. in all instances our world is made of neutral 'stuff' because each and every atom has pos and neg and therefore we cannot observe pos or neg seperate from each other in a natural form therefore we may interpret this as being impossible and therefore impossible to observe if, howevey unlikely, we were to, sometime in the future create a microscope that could view the neucleus of an atom then we may draw conclusions (yet again [case in point the structure of an atom]) about objects that we cannot observe that we may infer that within each proton (or neutron or electron) that it is solid pos or nothing at all (neg then we may observe and possibly control, manipulate (and may I say harvest?) the power that could be unlocked as these two great forces drew to each other How would we harness the power of this (you say) if we cannot use any matter to hold the negative, and any space to hold the positive, I do not know. I know that the absece of anything in neg is such a great power that it could, possibly be almost the same as gravity in size and strenght. on this I rest tonight as I ponder the thought of positive and negative. opposites drawn together, impossible to be farther than a atoms distance apart. the absolute nothingness and the (perhaps) solid pos and the porus neut. |
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