Abra, again, amazing posts.

It's interesting to consider antimatter and matter as two parts of 'nothing'. However, I was under the impression there was a great deal more matter than antimatter in the universe. If the universe as it is now, is simply another configuration of nothing, then shouldn't there be equal amounts matter and antimatter to "balance" the equation?

I'm also curious as to whether or not antimatter experiences something similar to gravity?

All the previous posts are immensely thought provoking. I'll have to read them again.

Welcome.

Awesome post. I'm very impressed by your research and knowledge on the subject. It is very enlightening, and I'm beginning to expect I'm going to spend the rest of my life thinking about this subject. I sadly, haven't much to add to the discussion at this point. Though I'm fascinated by your metaphysics views. You've allowed me to consider everything in a different light.

My best friend is a philosophy major, and while talking to him I made two realizations. That either
1. Something came from nothing
or
2. Something has always been.
Both are completely counter to the ideas of cause and effect. One of my friends views God as the energy that caused the big bang, and you view God as the medium in which we exist. If you're a pantheist It seems to me that pantheism is about as close as you can get to defining God in terms of science. And given my two recent realizations, defining God as the cause of those apparent paradoxes seems most satisfying to me, a complete skeptic, ironically enough.

So much for fried foods.

I'll sing along with the songs I know, and when I'm alone.

One of the reason's I made sure to buy a vehicle with plenty of room in it.

I spend more money on food. I hardly ever buy clothes.

Here.

Let me know if you find anything interesting.

Cancer
That's a bad omen...

Seriously...

has only one leg

nate691023 is an exotic dancer on weekends

Insult to injury probably won't win you any friends...

Well, I'm pretty nice as far as assholes go. =P

There was this one time I outlined all the dumbest things I've ever done on a public forum online.

And In this one post, I made myself look like a real asshole...

I took three quarters of General Biology, and "Biological Psychology" was probably my favorite psych class so far.

I wasn't able to find anything on the term "magnetic gravitation", but what I was asking was more of a rhetorical question. What is the force that causes the attraction of positively charged protons and negatively charge electrons? If it's "electromagnetic gravitation", then what is the cause of that force, etc? Quantum mechanics comes up with models which (as best as possible) account for the data they have collected regarding the movement of particles at the subatomic level. No model is yet perfect, but there are attempts to unify all quantum theory in an aptly named "Theory of Everything".

Strangely enough, I think most people here are interested in dating, as opposed to discussing quantum and cosmological theory. If you're looking for a partner that appreciates those things, then a convention might be better picking than here.

Also, I would greatly appreciate it if you would type lowercase.

No data to suggest otherwise.

Charm?

=P