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(Created page with "TED Talk: "Reimagining the Universe: The Aether Model" (30-Minute Version) Introduction (5 minutes) Good evening, everyone. Thank you for being here today. I’d like to take you on a journey to a new way of thinking about the universe—a paradigm that challenges conventional ideas and invites us to rethink everything we know about reality. We’ve all been taught that space is a vacuum, empty and devoid of structure. But what if that assumption is wrong? What if spac...") |
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What’s fascinating about this model is that it suggests everything we observe—from the forces of gravity and electromagnetism to the mysteries of quantum mechanics—can be understood through the behavior of these voids or discontinuities in the lattice. Over the next 30 minutes, I’ll walk you through how this model explains everything from the behavior of light, gravity, and time to concepts like quantum entanglement and even mind-reading. | What’s fascinating about this model is that it suggests everything we observe—from the forces of gravity and electromagnetism to the mysteries of quantum mechanics—can be understood through the behavior of these voids or discontinuities in the lattice. Over the next 30 minutes, I’ll walk you through how this model explains everything from the behavior of light, gravity, and time to concepts like quantum entanglement and even mind-reading. | ||
1. The Aether Model: A New Framework (7 minutes) | 1. The Aether Model: A New Framework (7 minutes) | ||
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This model suggests that every phenomenon we observe—from gravity, light, and time to quantum entanglement—are the results of interactions between these discontinuities and the lattice. | This model suggests that every phenomenon we observe—from gravity, light, and time to quantum entanglement—are the results of interactions between these discontinuities and the lattice. | ||
2. The Lattice and Fundamental Forces (7 minutes) | 2. The Lattice and Fundamental Forces (7 minutes) | ||
