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What About The Question "Does 1+1=2"?

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Posted by Alan on December 10, 2001 05:52:49 UTC

How can 1 + 1 possibly equal 2? If the two ones were equal in every way, there would only be one 1!

1 + 1 can only partially; from a different viewpoint, = 2. Hope to show you how all physics follows from the "non-equivalence" principle!

Have made incredible discoveries lately; hope to hear from you when I get this written up!

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1 +1 can = 1 - carefuluniverse - December 12, 2001 - 22:23 UTC
- Yes, the "2" is one new dimension of the other ones - dolphin - December 15, 2001 - 06:14 UTC
  - I wish *I were catching on. - carefuluniverse - December 15, 2001 - 19:43 UTC
    - Good idea - dolphin - December 15, 2001 - 23:47 UTC
    - Adding velocities in SR - alexander - December 18, 2001 - 01:46 UTC
      - Math suggests photons are hyperspace objects - dolphin - December 19, 2001 - 06:22 UTC
        
        Q. If persons not photons traveled parallel together at c - spazcon - December 20, 2001 - 19:29 UTC

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