Admin or not, we were having a discussion about the entire space-time fallacy in the thread you linked here... the only place I think I can reply is in here.
I was trying in this thread to point out that there are 2 'types' of 'outer-space' hence my first post here title 'nomenclature'.
There is a huge difference between the 2, one is finite, the other is not, one is in our realm, where we can [eventually] explore, the other will NEVER be part of our domain.
This may seem 'hard' to comprehend, indeed it is, but because you or others cannot see this plain fact it does not mean that it is not serious or in some way falacious.
To discuss infinite space means that by its' very nature that it will be challenging to the giving tenets of thought, many will think they have a grasp of the idea, ie 'it goes on forever' but is merely a gloss, to really understand you need to 'see' that, big as the Universe is, it remains and will always be finite.
This is why I posted 'nomenclature'.
Your intrusion into this thread with the 'this guy's not serious' type post with links back to the 'free for all' only serves to show how hard it is to grasp.
Our discussion there should have remained there, it is you that has brought the link and posted here, I have merely responded in the only place where such a link can be re-butted, where it is read.
I do hope this post clears this up.
I did not link one thread to another, it was you.
You took the thread 'off-topic' or diverted it
This is your post in >free for all>time machine isn't it?
V-Bird writes:
So, this pure energy is called Electro-Magnetic Radiation, EMR can be found as the four forces, they are the 'Strong force' the 'Weak force', the 'Electro-magnetic force' and 'Gravity'.
The strong force, the weak force and gravity are not different forms of expression of EMR. The strong force binds the particles of atomic nuclei together. The weak force is responsible for radioactive decay. Gravity is an expression of mass. EMR is photons.
--Percy
Unless you have a 'doppleganger' that is you isn't it?