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Uploaded on May 21, 2008
Lecturer: Edmund Bertschinger
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*NOTE: Sessions 6, 7 have no video.
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pishdad 3 years ago
Religion is from the least developed part of our brains. You could say it's the most primitive part of our cognitive thinking. Go ask someone if they'll give you $3.00 for an brand new invisible 2009 BMW 730i and they'll just laugh at you! Ask them how much they gave to the lord, who is just as invisible and non-existent, and the monetary answer will be in the $1000.00's!!This hold true for at least 75% of the human population if not more!! Religion stems from our most primitive brain functions.
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STEFAN BADARA 1 week ago
Gravity is the bent space time done in the presence of a mass according to general theory of relativity. Only impressive math skills you have to have. Tensors, derivatives, fields. Imagine a rubber sheet the Sun a cannon ball and the Earth like a marble rotating around it. There is not an attraction force per say like Newton thought although is very intuitive, but rather the Earth moves on curved space-time geodetic lines that Sun bends. It’s like it always chasing a valley.
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Robert Olson 2 days ago
what are number like 2 (even) or 3 (odd). compression fregments. thats why you get very big numbers and very small numbers. hint...
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Robert Olson 2 days ago
yet again sorry for my rant.. i just seem to know more then them..
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Robert Olson 2 days ago
here is my angry rant at this in general with hints at things you arn't trained to think for reasons.
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Robert Olson 2 days ago
well lol you guys are SO OUT DATED.
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