Wow,
I was just rummaging through some old testaments of Issac Newton and
came across the “PollyWOG” Theory. “PollyWOG” in the sense of
a sailor who has not yet crossed the equator. Because when “Sailor
Sam” tried to make that crossing, he was caught in what appears to
be a “Time Domain Refractive Index” gravity, which set him back.
This is amazing! See, if one constructs a “zero inertia” rigid
disk with a radius which equates to the distance that light would
travel in a single second circumference wise, 47713451.59237 meters
to be precise or 1/8 the distance from earth to the moon, and if this
disk was attached at its center moment to a penny arcade motor
turning at 1 Revolution/Second, no problem and “Sailor Sam” yells
“Rum Ahoy”. Now take a nose goober, and place it at the outer
limits of this disk, stick it to it. Sure a “goober” will do just
fine this experiment, don't need any of them fancy mass particles,
like squawks! Now “Start Your Engine” - well low and behold that
goober is not allowed to approach the speed of light and is caught in
a “Time Domain Refractive Index” like gravity, which has
basically pulled the mass of the goober back to the center of the
“Universe” so no universal rules are violated. That “TDRI”
seems to fool with Pi, just like how light is fooled when passing
through glass, it slows down. So, what we learn from this experiment
is that you may be sitting in that same seat but as time transpires,
it ain't the same seat place wise, but it is getting closer to the
center of the “Universe” with each passing second. Else, our
sitting existence would breach the never ether and there would be no
tomorrow – which means the “Flat Earth” theory may hold some
water, over the edge is a reality! And no I didn't need a
multi-billion dollar superconducting super-collider or Hardon
accelerator to figure this out, I was just sitting there reading
Newton's “Principia” when, well my apple started to rot!
Newton's Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica, the only book needed to understand the "Universe"
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