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Old 04-27-2009   #10 (permalink)
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Re: Bang/Crunch Revisited

OK man,
Them there's a lot 'o links, so you escape the fierce sword of failing to comply with request for documentation. I'll study the ones I have not yet seen, but I've been on string theory since there were five or six contending and the once debunked 11th dimension was brought back (and its author turned from whacko to hero) to save it as a unified "M-theory," finally endorsed by Hawking after he gave up on his primordial Singularity... several months after i debunked him on Myspace.

So... meanwhile... a new request: In your own words explain even one of those 11 dimensions after the familiar four I mentioned above...
and if you can explain all seven extras you will win the prize as the only one through several forums of my asking, to explain them.
Thanks ahead. Or maybe you will just cite more links and a bunch of math without world-reference meaning behind it. That however will not win you any prizes.

Michael
 
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