I have decided to post this here so that it can be vetted first by the readers of this forum prior to making a more formal presentation in the philosophy or physics forum.
It has it's relevance because I believe that the pseudo paradox I intend to describe and prove is fundamental to many areas of interest including psychic pheno [ our inability to prove such in predictable ways] and our quest in the understanding of physical fundamentals of gravity, gravitation, FTL travel.
So I'll start by posting a pre-amble of the hypothesis and take it from there.
Pseudo Force paradox
"A line of reasoning"
If we take a 2 dimensional plane and dissect a smooth gradient of forces as shown in the diagrams below we can say intuitively that there must be an infinitely small difference in the strength or pressure of forces, when comparing both sides of this 2 dimensional plane.
<img src=http://www.ozziesnaps.com/diagram%201.jpg>
<img src=http://www.ozziesnaps.com/diagram%202.jpg>
If this reasoning can be agreed upon then I intend to show that the intuitive position is incorrect and that the forces on both sides of this two dimensional plane are actually inverse to what would be normally expected. That gravitation itself is seemingly paradoxed based on our current perspectives.
That when comparing both sides of this plane the high side is actually lower and the low side is actually higher in pressure of force.
This can be described by the following diagram:
<img src=http://www.ozziesnaps.com/diagram%203.jpg>
Evidence of this inverse pressure of force relationship across and infinitely small dissection can be seen when using magnetic fields as an analogy for gravity.
So, with the above I have made certain claims.
Are those claims understandable?
Is the pseudo paradox I intend to demonstrate clear?
Ultimately it is hoped that this will show why metastability is present in all things. Why nothing can be absolutely at rest and everything is constantly in a state of change. That constant change is a necessary outcome of this inverse relationship across an infinitely small amount of space [ force ]
N.B I am confident that this is not a totally new concept and possibly some readers are familliar with it and can save me a lot of trouble by providing insight by way of links or references.
It has it's relevance because I believe that the pseudo paradox I intend to describe and prove is fundamental to many areas of interest including psychic pheno [ our inability to prove such in predictable ways] and our quest in the understanding of physical fundamentals of gravity, gravitation, FTL travel.
So I'll start by posting a pre-amble of the hypothesis and take it from there.
Pseudo Force paradox
"A line of reasoning"
If we take a 2 dimensional plane and dissect a smooth gradient of forces as shown in the diagrams below we can say intuitively that there must be an infinitely small difference in the strength or pressure of forces, when comparing both sides of this 2 dimensional plane.
<img src=http://www.ozziesnaps.com/diagram%201.jpg>
<img src=http://www.ozziesnaps.com/diagram%202.jpg>
If this reasoning can be agreed upon then I intend to show that the intuitive position is incorrect and that the forces on both sides of this two dimensional plane are actually inverse to what would be normally expected. That gravitation itself is seemingly paradoxed based on our current perspectives.
That when comparing both sides of this plane the high side is actually lower and the low side is actually higher in pressure of force.
This can be described by the following diagram:
<img src=http://www.ozziesnaps.com/diagram%203.jpg>
Evidence of this inverse pressure of force relationship across and infinitely small dissection can be seen when using magnetic fields as an analogy for gravity.
So, with the above I have made certain claims.
Are those claims understandable?
Is the pseudo paradox I intend to demonstrate clear?
Ultimately it is hoped that this will show why metastability is present in all things. Why nothing can be absolutely at rest and everything is constantly in a state of change. That constant change is a necessary outcome of this inverse relationship across an infinitely small amount of space [ force ]
N.B I am confident that this is not a totally new concept and possibly some readers are familliar with it and can save me a lot of trouble by providing insight by way of links or references.
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