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>>19663031
>He believed there to be a dome over the earth
he believed he could turn the Earth into a large conductor with energy fields creating rings around the planet like Saturn

"I wanted to illuminate the whole earth. There is enough electricity to become a second sun. Light would appear around the equator, as a ring around Saturn."

>pic related is more akin to how I imagine "shape" and "motion" manifest physically

>>17603235
Also this.

>being an adult
>going to Disneyland

Not even ironically.

>>16405672
>It’s called cymatics
Cymatics is the study of visible sound and vibration, a subset of modal phenomena.
the paper there deals with unstable lightwave resonances
however the overlap between sound waves and light is immediately intuitive
here's a copy-pasta I did about light waves defining the geometry of time in much the same way standing waves on a membrane create geometric patterns at specific resonant frequencies

Sound can be encoded as geometries and symbols as illustrated in the video below:
https://youtu.be/wvJAgrUBF4w
As shown in the video, symbols can be used to represent sounds and sounds can be used to represent symbols (geometries)

In much the same way light waves create the geometry of time through which we perceive motion as shown in the tesseract scene of interstellar (pic related)
https://youtu.be/TMxJnoPOFkg
You can (visualize) what it would (look) like if you could move through time as if it were another temporal dimension

It would be a kaleidoscope of fractals with you in the center and your whole field of view would be filled with slices of space in distinct times that you could move through similar to this picture

notice that the separate slices of time in that scene of the tessereact in interstellar are bound by light beams
light bounds time, in an analogous manner to the sound waves on the drum bounding the geometrical patterns we see

>>16396982
if you haven't seen this experiment, it might be interesting for you

http://news.mit.edu/2011/trillion-fps-camera-1213
https://youtu.be/EtsXgODHMWk
https://youtu.be/7Ys_yKGNFRQ

back in 2011 they had achieved 1 trillion frames per second
recently they have now achieved 10 trillion frames per second

it's interesting to see because it helps visualize how light propagates in 4 dimensions (3 spacial and 1 temporal)

>>16065551
>I know you had it in a thread, could you link it too?
it's scattered now but there's a bunch of copy/pasta that I've produced regarding these ideas

for example:

Sound can be encoded as geometries and symbols as illustrated in the video below:
https://youtu.be/wvJAgrUBF4w
As shown in the video, symbols can be used to represent sounds and sounds can be used to represent symbols (geometries)

In much the same way light waves create the geometry of time through which we perceive motion as shown in the tesseract scene of interstellar (pic related)
https://youtu.be/TMxJnoPOFkg
You can (visualize) what it would (look) like if you could move through time as if it were another temporal dimension

It would be a kaleidoscope of fractals with you in the center and your whole field of view would be filled with slices of space in distinct times that you could move through similar to this picture

notice that the separate slices of time in that scene of the tessereact in interstellar are bound by light beams
light bounds time, in an analogous manner to the sound waves on the drum bounding the geometrical patterns we see

But for a formal education I would recommend studying Maxwell's book (Matter & Motion)

>>15865942
>42
>Has to do with the nature of light and time. By understanding light you understand the geometry of time


>time
>light
>gravity

Sound can be encoded as geometries and symbols as illustrated in the video below:
https://youtu.be/wvJAgrUBF4w
As shown in the video, symbols can be used to represent sounds and sounds can be used to represent symbols (geometries)

In much the same way light waves create the geometry of time through which we perceive motion as shown in the tesseract scene of interstellar (pic related)
https://youtu.be/TMxJnoPOFkg
You can (visualize) what it would (look) like if you could move through time as if it were another temporal dimension

It would be a kaleidoscope of fractals with you in the center and your whole field of view would be filled with slices of space in distinct times that you could move through similar to this picture

notice that the separate slices of time in that scene of the tessereact in interstellar are bound by light beams
light bounds time, in an analogous manner to the sound waves on the drum bounding the geometrical patterns we see

>>15657047
>That isn't describing subjective experience
are you implying that vision is not a subjective experience?

>>15657047
>description of the perceptive system which doesn't even need a subjective observer
you do know that observing the experiment changes the outcome and that this has been proven (a la wave-particle duality of light)

>>15657047
>Physics describes a system that responds to light stimuli, there's no mention of something experiencing the process
my original statement still stands true:
physics is an accounting of matter and motion
>physical reality is not a meme

>>15650298
>Physical reality is a story we made up that lines up roughly with some of the stuff that's real.
spoken like someone who never studied it in detail and has only a passing knowledge of physics
it's directly correlated to your experience of reality and is more than a story

>>15511287
>like we were falling.

>>14834570
>>14833827
what you didn't see after that scene was how he was actually an astronaut from the future and had gone back in time to inspire Jordan Belfort before continuing his voyage
>pic related

>>14824561
>Earth is flat
you wouldn't know the first thing about geometry
you think your visual depth perception fully informs you of the shape of things
you're mistaken

>>14427699
>Wait who posted this.....
I suspect it could have been (((me))) from the future
but actually
>pic related
>same thing happened in this movie

>>14417962
>>14417969
I think Hawking was trying to tell us something...what could it be...hmmm

>>14401815
>laymen
you wish

>>14379507
>studied engineering physics undergrad and quantum information for my post-grad
mfw I realized the interstellar plotline is exactly what happened last night
our future selves are showing us the way
this is something else guys

see the post I made 5 seconds before the OP replied with the answer:
>>14360267
>Time is certainly relative
>you can change the past from the future can't you?
>is this what is happening?
>mfw

>>14360166
>Title: Time is relative
>Filename: The seekers have gathered together
>>14360114
Time is certainly relative
you can change the past from the future can't you?
is this what is happening?

>>14321559
>>52 posts by this ID
>(52+1) posts by this ID*
>(52+n) posts by this ID**
>dive in

>>14310642
>42
>I'm from the year 2577
I'm from "block" 2019

>>14243774

>>14226518

>>14210974
>incels within incels interlinked within incels
>>14210960
>heh...nothing personal kid
>>14210946
>which will it be /anon/?

>>14175522
>>14179745
>that hover hand
she's just de-risking her exposure to him

>>14179759
>interstellar dweller
https://youtu.be/iJio07EtKYc
>a thin film or membrane
>black hole event horizon

>>14166945
>interstellar dweller
>pic related

>>14153514
>So you’ve seen past the 6th cave?
I've always been told to be patient

I'd like to hear your thoughts about this concept I've been working on regarding the nature of geometry:

Sound can be encoded as geometries and symbols as illustrated in the video below:
https://youtu.be/wvJAgrUBF4w
As shown in the video, symbols can be used to represent sounds and sounds can be used to represent symbols (geometries)

In much the same way light waves create the geometry of time through which we perceive motion as shown in the tesseract scene of interstellar (pic related)
https://youtu.be/TMxJnoPOFkg
You can (visualize) what it would (look) like if you could move through time as if it were another temporal dimension

It would be a kaleidoscope of fractals with you in the center and your whole field of view would be filled with slices of space in distinct times that you could move through similar to this picture

notice that the separate slices of time in that scene of the tessereact in interstellar are bound by light beams
light bounds time, in an analogous manner to the sound waves on the drum bounding the geometrical patterns we see

>>14117002
>It would be a kaleidoscope of fractals with you in the center and your whole field of view would be filled with slices of space in distinct times that you could move through similar to this picture
>meant to post pic related