RIP Stephen Hawking

[Buster]

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My theory is that beyond natural barriers, which exist all over the place, the laws of physics change dramatically. Dark matter for example, which is still a huge mystery, would be a form of matter (or matter like) that exists on the other side of one of those barriers.

You can pretty much observe that as your approach a barrier, the rules start to change. Matter travelling near the speed of light, matter near absolute zero. For example;

https://www.google.ca/amp/s/phys.org...tic-states.amp

Basically, in contrast to traditional beliefs that everything can only exist within these limits, I think that these are not insurmountable barriers. There may be entirely new states and universes that have totally different rules beyond them that we can't observe, and then more beyond that, and more beyond that... etc.

It actually ties in with a much larger in depth theory, but that is pretty fringe. I am not getting into that, lol.

Didn't take you for a religious guy.

[ZenOps]

There are plenty of things in the universe that are flat, even as we see it as limited human perception. Look at the solar system, every planet is basically circling the sun on the flattest plane you can imagine (all except pluto). Now, you can argue the planets themselves are spherical, but that's something else entirely.

There has to be something to "flatness" or things simply would not end up like that by nature. Why do humans build things at 90 degree angles? Because we like flat things... Its inherent to our nature and understanding.

By my estimation, honeybees are smarter than humans because they build at 60 degree angles.

[tonytiger55]

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It actually ties in with a much larger in depth theory, but that is pretty fringe. I am not getting into that, lol.

Please continue... I am intrigued.

[ExtraSlow]

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It actually ties in with a much larger in depth theory, but that is pretty fringe. I am not getting into that, lol.

[stonervoice] Like what if our perception can actually change our reality man? Love is the strongest force there is, and it doesn't adhere to these physical laws bro [\stonervoice]

[Sugarphreak]

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