Concept of God/truth/reality/everything can be proved by General relativity/math ?

[draqon]

Do you agree that concept of God/truth/reality/everything can be proved and/or disproved by general relativity math ? Also answer yes if you believe a new postulate on reality/God/truth/everything can be made from general relativity equations/concept/understanding.

 

[Enmos]

No.

 

[draqon]

I guess the question is...have you read the general relativity mathematical concepts?

 

[Enmos]

I guess the question is...have you read the general relativity mathematical concepts?

I have, although it's been a while.

 

[draqon]

This is an excerpt...of that illusion of reality I was talking to you earlier about

Einstein really contributed with the theories of
special and general relativity. He notes that Poincaré anticipated
Einstein's relativity principle and, with Lorentz, had almost all of
Einstein's equations. But it was Einstein that took the slowing down of
the oscillation of electrons - the radiation of light from a light
source - as a result of speed and generalized it to every object in
space-time coming up with universal time dilation. Brown argued that
while Einstein developed his theory of time dilation through imagining
an ideal clock, his understanding of an ideal clock was not
well-developed. Further, a complete explanation of quantum mechanics can
only be made from quantum mechanics; the mechanics that describe these
constitutions. Yet quantum mechanics gives trouble to the notion of an
ideal clock. Brown then went on to make a case of how it was possible to
get time dilation from mechanics. Time is just movement and all movement
is connected to a path. Physics and mechanics do not say any point is
important but look at what there is in the universe as a whole. And both
distance and time are path-dependent. Brown observed that while “we have
a feeling of 'now' today, the day before and the day before, this is not
significant to physics

no math...just a small intro from: http://www.srforum.org/newsite/Past conferences/conf_2005.htm

 

[Enmos]

This is an excerpt...of that illusion of reality I was talking to you earlier about



no math...just a small intro from: http://www.srforum.org/newsite/Past conferences/conf_2005.htm

Hmm yes, but what do you want to ask ?
(I have a bit of a problem with the statement that distance is path-dependant though).

 

[spidergoat]

I assume you mean Einstein's God, not the supernatural one. Yes, someday there could be a mathematical proof that all things are forms of the same source, substance, or energy.

 

[Michael]

I beleive Bertrand Russel already proved mathematically the answer is no.