The gravitation and thermodynamics by Alexander Fedorovich Silin

Good morning Mr. Silin,

re:

"The matter is the fundamental possibility to investigate other epochs."

you're correct that this is rarely discussed. it's hardly considered by the majority of physics research. bit there is indeed a sizable amount of evidence in support of this possibility. this is actually done regularly these days by directing consciousness to the desired time/space coordinate. it is known that this can be done and there are remarkably simple techniques which will permit most people to have at least some degree of success with this. it isn't known how this works, but that it does work is quite clear at this point - for over thirty years now. there are some there in Russia who know about the remote viewing protocol also. it's no secret, at least not now. i know that India has picked up on it and is using it these days as a very active part of their intel services; they don't have so much of an issue with 'spooky mind stuff' there and they've even come up with a couple of significant advancements in how they run the operation. how it works is still a very good question. relativity says that this sort of data transfer is not possible with limitations of light as the best that can be done; no going to the past, no going to the future, no going to distant elsewhere now. somewhat confining. quantum entanglement does not accommodate the effect - there is no data transfer to be had in quantum entanglement. the best attempt at accounting for this effect that i've encountered to date appears to follow your line of reasoning about a complex space metric (noting that this also appears to be implied in quantum entanglement). the notion that this may be accessible through some mechanistic approach is intriguing, but we don't seem yet to have technology quite as good as the carbon based organic quantum computers and curious data acquisition capacity with no moving parts (think about that a minute in contrast to all our manufactured data recording devices...) built into what we come equipped with - as primitive a model as the mind and body may be.

yes, quite a 'fire-ball' of an idea. agreed.

you might like reading www.espresearch.com/espgeneral/doc-SpeedOfThought.pdf

you appear to have hit on a similar idea. the pdf might save you a bit of work with the math.

a physics of consciousness would be good.

thanks for your paper.

:-)

matt kolasinski

Thanks for reading my essay, Matt.

:-)

I have read a paper, which you have offered.

There it is a question about 4D space-time where each coordinate has complex dimensionality. In my opinion, it does not help with definition of the hidden parameters.

Several years ago I corresponded with Ivan Makievsky, he had studying a formalism of this metric.

Resource. http://winglion.spb.ru./otp3.htm (unfortunately in Russian).

We have come to conclusion; discreteness destroys beautiful symmetry of this metric.

Besides, there is some psychological barrier. Usually any change of system is function of time. In this hypothesis, time is not available, but there are spin - an additional intrinsic degree of freedom. Thus, change without time is accessible.

Physics of consciousness very interesting theme, but here one essay a little.

Sorry for my rough English.

Alexander Silin.

Hello again Mr. Silin,

thank you for your reply, it has taken me a little time to get back here.

re:

There it is a question about 4D space-time where each coordinate has complex dimensionality. In my opinion, it does not help with definition of the hidden parameters.

yes, in reviewing your paper again, i see that it wouldn't.

re:

"We have come to conclusion; discreteness destroys beautiful symmetry of this metric."

thank you for your observation on this.

about consciousness, i've been bringing it up here in that it has demonstrated abilities which do not appear to be allowed by any of the existing physical models of our world. what fits the topic here about this is that consciousness does not appear to be bound to a time or space location. this has some implications for how we think about time. the 8-space metric was an attempt to account for this consciousness capability.

re: "time machine', i don't know if your idea will work but it is guaranteed that if nobody thinks about the possibility of accessing other times, it will certainly never happen. less than 100 years ago, travel outside the earth's atmosphere was science fiction.

i'll read your paper a third time. maybe there's something useful there for my puzzle over the problem of consciousness wandering through time.

thank you again,

:-)

matt kolasinski

I appreciate your very nice essay.

"state of quantum superposition" -the vacuum!

"abnormally high temperature of the solar crown" -yes, mass is "boiling off!" Nuclear decay within the sun and photon emission at the surface.

Your philosophical bit is very nice too! Yes, nature can only *persist* in harmony with the universe. We may exploit entropy to boil off the matter of the universe into heat however we like. Finally, our existence can decay rapidly (materialistically we may accelerate in this direction as fast as we like!) into heat... or we can endeavor to survive in harmonious balance with the universe. Harmonious survival isn't easy- survival goes against entropy!

Dear Ryan,

I very much enjoyed your essay.

Thank You for bring interest in my essay and sorry for a delay of a feedback.

It demanded reflections.

1. «State of quantum superposition - the vacuum» - excellent! I have not thought of this.

2. I did not mean thermonuclear reaction within of the Sun and photon emission at the surface.

The movement of object in any gravitational field is caused by an increasing intensity of quantum transitions. (Acceleration of object). Greater curvature of space-time leads to greater intensity of quantum transitions. The spectrum of radiation of a "falling" body should change too.

The solar surface has temperature about thousand degrees and the temperature of the Solar crown achieves several millions. This is resembles a microwave oven use of gravitational principle.

3. I think we survive against entropy now, the harmonious survival does not demand greater power expenses. But different technology is required essentially. I hope, that it ceases to be a Utopia.

Probably, we are at a primitive level now: Chemical reaction does not go; add the catalyst; goes. But the catalytic agent is not participant on reaction. Maybe, it forms the necessary complex space. Let me explain.

One of attributes of an alive matter is the optical activity of isomers. For example: the nature has available D-Saccharums and L-amino acids only, antipodes does not exist. At synthesis (as a result of chemical reaction) we receive a racemic mixture only. It is possible to assume, that the wild nature uses other method of synthesis. Strange attractor operates formation of an alive matter.

As additional argument it is possible to involve the formulation " an ontogenesis iterates phylogenesis ". The development of an ootid iterates evolution of specie if necessary.

The germ cannot get final shape; the self-coordination of structural elements has to occur gradually, transiting some obviously expressed stages.

E. Knjazeva and S. Kurdjumov characterize a strange attractor in such a way: " This factor is multipurpose: it can act: a) as force outputting on structure - an attractor of evolution; b) as a way of transition between various modes of evolution, say mode of a tachyauxesis and mode of decreasing intensity of processes; c) as the factor of a coherence, establishing relations between structures, coordination of structures developing at different rate in a single unit (complete evolutionary structure) "

This factor precisely shares systems of a biological level of complexity from a chemical level of complexity. V. Avetisov and V. Gol'dansky have made note that " the Macromolecular carriers of functions of a biological level of complexity, first of all must be capable to ensure hard and replicated orientation of interreacting molecular fragments at transferring charges, atoms or nuclear groups during the elementary action of chemical transmutation "

It is possible to assume, that the coordination of an additional internal degree of freedom provides a strange stability of molecular fragments. May be concept of spin can bear a more important function, than it is understood usually.

All I propose is a speculation. But, if we shall understand dynamics of the complex timeless space, the new technology can be accessible.

Dear Mr. Silin,

You establish very interesting connections between quantum theory, gravity, thermodynamics and time. Congratulations!

Best wishes,

Cristi Stoica

Flowing with a Frozen River