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Glenn, you have shown us a good example of why unienvironmental theory is nonsense.
ReplyDeleteYou just have to extend your A and B examples of push-pull and shield etc. out towards the infinity of space. All of the pushes and pulls neutralize as we move outwards to involve all the other "microcosms" of particles.
Do you ever publish my remarks? I don't know how to find them in older blogs.
George
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Abhi asks:
ReplyDelete“Can you explain why the more sluggish aether particles tend to be pushed around by the more active ones?”
[Glenn Borchardt: Think of it this way: Suppose you are in a “demolition derby” driving a large truck surrounded by small fast cars. You may be hit by the small cars many times before you even get to hit one of them. In fact, being big and sluggish, that may not happen at all. Being lighter, they will be able to accelerate rapidly and would tend to speed away quickly. In addition, large, slow targets tend to be easier to hit than small, fast targets. That is why, in the NFL, running backs tend to be short and quick, while defensive linemen tend to be tall, heavy, and slow.
Note also that, these essential differences among aether particles are hypothesized in response to the Ninth Assumption of Science, relativism (All things have characteristics that make them similar to all other things as well as characteristics that make them dissimilar to all other things). If all aether particles were identical, there would be no reason for any of them to be less active than others. Such “fundamental particles” would never produce baryonic matter.]