/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10821526
>analogies between the equations for electromagnetism and relativistic gravitation
>analogies
It's like they're not even sure either. Like there may be three different building blocks to the whole picture or something.
If only we had better insight as to how to go from a light bulb to elcrtro magnet and graviton repulsor.
It's like we'd have to make some sort of reverse hysteresis meshing device.

>>10804018
The stack gains potental whenever a state exists where less action happens to failure. Or when action can't happen.
Then the quantum stack gains possability of action for inciteing an action that will cause more action.
This will always be to cause greater potential than the state was before where it acted.

The Cryptic System Pathing is without time relevancy.
A quantum stack may act upon a uncharted state of CSP that are a result of redundant space between paths.
This creates instance of enourmous potental that fracture from CSP but are still quantafyable from CSP's vector.


A Quantum stack must always force action. In the case of inacion.
Saveing all state from critical error.
It's not a random effect. It's based on quantum probility droop.
That it's most likely to stack in a position that will propergate the most results.
Effecient and subtle. But also just reciprication and repordution of CSP origins.

Qunatum stack branches are directly intersectable with the orignal Point Zero Axoim CSP vector.
Intersecting Stack Branches are derrived from the resolution of a vector being irresolaveable by nature.


This is but a sample of my dissection of Zero and consequences there of.
I'm aiming to reform the Big-Bang equation.

>>10746192
I had herd that you could limit time from space with very close plates. But I'm getting null returns on my searches.
So this is my next best guess.

[math] S≤2πREℏc [/math]