From: spudnik on 17 Dec 2009 21:18 it'd be very difficult to prove that Universe is not infinite, because any telescope is limited in resolution etc.; likewise, much "missing matter" is a) the result of Einsteinmania (only using gravity), and b) not properly sensed (infrared sensing is required to reveal most optical data past "Z=1" -- which is, now, beginning to be done -- and so on). thus: dood, see my sig -- new translations into English of l'OEuvre. > Dude, ever hear of Fermat's principle? thus: why do "pass/nofail" philosophers of science bother with such a silly notion as Minkowski's phase-space of "time & space forevermore on an equal footing, sic/um, because you can draw a graph with time as one axis?" thus: what, standard construction?... if you do as with the trigon, cutting the edges parallel to the facets, you get tetrahedra & octahedra .... as is wellknown to every student of Bucky Fuller (which could just be me .-) >http://emis.impa.br/EMIS/journals/BAG/vol.41/no.2/b41h2her.pdf thus: was you champion of a name-dropping proof, or have you looked at his avowedly nonstandard approach? I can't even vouch for Smullyan's popular books, althoughI did develop an alternative to his method in the Sherlock Holmes one, re chess. --l'OEuvre! http://wlym.com http://www.21stcenturysciencetech.com/Articles_2009/Relativistic_Moon.pdf
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