I somehow missed this: there's a new philosophy of physics blog by my erstwhile office-mate Chris Wüthrich, who's now at UCSD. It's cleverly titled "
Taking up Spacetime," and it looks promising -- he has a good recent post up about the notion of
structure.
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DSFF starts out qualifying and quantifying the physical vacuum composing space, and then uses only this substance to produce the totality of both the physical and material universe. I produced a 1017 slide PowerPoint presentation to explain in complete mechanical detail every phenomenon composing the universe. It is a step-by-step animated progression from the vacuum of space to self-replicating DNA. I accomplished this using one substance with one force to compose the totality of the universe.
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Please clarify your use of the word "magnetic" in "monomagnetic-attraction," "magnetic potential" etc.. Do you mean it is the attracting force we call gravity? When I read "magnetic" I think of metal magnets acting on other magnets or metals, and not two clumps of carbon dust attract each other in deep space. I'm thinking of electro-magnetic force, not gravity. The use of the term "magnetic" here is confusing to me.
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