Thursday, January 5, 2012

Strange Relation between Black Holes and Newly Formed Stars Explained - What? The Big Bang Explained too?

Recently, physicists observed a very strange phenomenon - newly formed stars orbiting around black holes! This is strange, because black holes aren't known to create stars.


Quite the contrary.


They're known to destroy stars by swallowing them whole!


Many physicists are left scratching their heads, wondering what's going on here. I'll attempt to explain this very strange phenomenon logically, but first let's take a journey into the theory of everything.


THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING


On Father's Day of 2008, I revealed the formula for the theory of everything. The formula is as follows:


EM = F/g x c2


where



  • EM represents electromagnetic energy;
  • F represents strong force, weak force, or any other force;
  • g represents gravity;
  • c2 represents the speed of light squared.

The formula for the theory of everything, EM = F/g x c2, reads as electromagnetic energy equals force over (divided by) gravity multiplied by the speed of light squared. This formula makes the following assumptions:



  1. Electromagnetic energy and gravity are inversely related.
  2. The stronger the gravitational field, the more time slows down within that gravitational field. This is called gravitational time dilation.
  3. This formula can explain the four fundamental forces: electromagnetism, gravity, strong force, and weak force. Therefore, it meets the criterion for being the theory of everything.

Well, if this formula is the theory of everything, then it should be able to explain all phenomena, including why newly formed stars were observed orbiting around black holes. Right? Yes.


But to do this, we have to choose the proper fundamental force to use with our formula. Our formula already accounts for the fundamental forces electromagnetism and gravity. So should we use strong force, weak force, or both to fill the F value of our formula? Or is there some other fundamental force that we should use instead?


THE FOUR FUNDAMENTAL FORCES, OR IS IT FIVE?


Physicists agree that there are four fundamental forces in the universe: gravity, electromagnetism, strong force, and weak force. Gravity is a force involving mass; electromagnetism is a force involving energy; strong and weak forces are forces involving subatomic particles.


Are there other fundamental forces? I propose that there's at least one more. This force is called time!


TIME IS A FUNDAMENTAL FORCE


A force is something that can influence a body or system. Though most people don't think of time as a force, time can influence things.


For example, time influences the lifespan of animals. Larger animals tend to have longer lifespans, and smaller animals tend to have shorter lifespans. Whales have a maximum lifespan of about 200 years, while mice have a maximum lifespan of about four years.


Why?


The reason is gravitational time dilation. The more massive a body is, the stronger the gravity that surrounds it is, slowing down time related to the body. The less massive a body is, the weaker the gravity that surrounds it is, speeding up time related to the body.


In other words, larger animals age slower, because time travels slower for them; while smaller animals age faster, because time travels faster for them.


TIME AND THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING


Okay, we now have time as an additional fundamental force. Should we use this force with our Theory of Everything formula to explain why newly formed stars orbit around black holes? Let's find out. Our original formula EM = F/g x c2 becomes


EM = t/g x c2,


where



  • EM represents electromagnetism;
  • t represents time;
  • g represents gravity;
  • c2 represents the speed of light squared.

Our new formula, EM = t/g x c2, reads as electromagnetism equals time over (divided by) gravity multiplied by the speed of light squared.


THE ELECTROMAGNETISM TIME-PER-GRAVITY EQUIVALENCE FORMULA (EM = t/g x c2)


We can name our new formula the Electromagnetism Time-per-Gravity Equivalence formula. The Electromagnetism Time-per-Gravity Equivalence formula will lead you to the following assumptions:



  1. Electromagnetism and time-per-gravity are the same thing!
  2. Since time acts on and changes things, time is a force.
  3. The faster time travels, the more gravity converts into electromagnetism.
  4. The slower time travels, the less gravity converts into electromagnetism.
  5. Within a black hole, where gravity is pure, time stands still and electromagnetism is almost nonexistent.
  6. Within a subatomic particle such as an electron, where electromagnetism is pure, time travels at the speed of light and gravity is almost nonexistent.
  7. At the outer edges of a black hole, where pure gravity begins to weaken, time begins to move forward and gravity begins to convert into electromagnetism. That's why newly formed stars are found around the outer edges of black holes.
  8. The Big Bang began at the outer edges of a gigantic black hole, where massive amounts of gravity converted into massive amounts of electromagnetism, leading to a gigantic explosion, creating the entire universe!

SUMMARY


In summarizing, we can conclude that the Electromagnetism Time-per-Gravity Equivalence formula, EM = t/g x c2, does a good job of explaining why newly formed stars are found around the outer edges of black holes.


If time stands still like within a black hole, gravity remains pure. But if time begins to move forward like around the outer edges of a black hole, it's at this point where gravity begins weakening and converting into electromagnetism.


Not only does this conversion explain how stars are created, but it also explains how the Big Bang was created. After all, the Big Bang was probably a gigantic star that eventually exploded, creating the universe as we know it. But who would have ever thought that the center of the Big Bang was really a gigantic black hole!


By Al A. Gammate
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Sunday, November 13, 2011

Jerry Sandusky, Pedophilia, and Bad Consequences

Jerry Sandusky was a talented assistant football coach of Pennsylvania State University. In 1986 and 1999, Jerry Sandusky received the Assistant Coach of the Year award. Nevertheless, on 5 November 2011, Jerry Sandusky was arrested and had a variety of charges leveled against him regarding acts of pedophilia.

Why would a successful assistant football coach ruin his reputation and legacy, not to mention his family life by committing acts of pedophilia? Is pedophilia due to a malfunctioning brain? If so, can urges of pedophilia be controlled?

First off, let's define pedophilia. Psychiatrists define pedophilia as having recurrent and intense sexual urges toward children by an adult. The adult either acts on these urges and fantasies, or suffers great emotional distress by not acting on them.

Why do some people become pedophiles while others don't? Researchers have found that pedophiles tend to have less white brain matter and lower IQs compared to normal people. These findings suggest that the brains of pedophiles may not be functioning optimally.

This makes sense. Most normal people understand that bad behaviors have bad consequences and are able to process the bad consequences in their brains, thus avoiding bad behaviors. But if pedophiles have significantly less white brain matter and lower IQs compared to normal people, pedophiles may not be able to clearly imagine the consequences of their actions, thus leading them to engage in bad behaviors.

If this is true, what can be done? How can pedophilia be cured? I believe that pedophilia can be cured. Why I say this is because acts of pedophilia come from thoughts of pedophilia. Yes, pedophilia has its origin in thoughts. If you don't think it, you won't do it.

If a person has a tendency toward pedophilia, they can cure themselves by doing the following:

1) Do not watch any pornography involving adults having sex with children. I believe that the habitual viewing of child pornography is the single most cause of pedophilia. This is probably where it all begins.

2) If you have urges or fantasies regarding pedophilia, each and every time, you must begin praying to your Higher Power, acknowledging that these thoughts are evil, and asking your Higher Power to take these thoughts away. If you do this each and every time you have an urge or fantasy, your thoughts of pedophilia will grow weaker and weaker, eventually fading away. This is called mental conditioning.

3) Meditate at least once a day on the horrible consequences of engaging in acts of pedophilia. Meditate on the shame and humiliation this will cause you and your family, once society finds out and they inevitably will. Meditate on the legal consequences such as going to prison for a very long time and being abused by the other prisoners. Meditate on the psychological damage that you're inflicting on children. Though your brain may be damaged, you can acutely make it aware of the consequences of pedophilia, if you meditate in this manner once daily.

Any pedophile who does the above mental exercises can cure himself of pedophilia. Besides the mental exercises, pedophiles need to seek professional help (e.g., psychologists, psychiatrists, pastors, etc.).

Years of playing football may have damaged the brain of Jerry Sandusky, rendering him unable to mentally process the bad consequences that are inevitably connected to bad behaviors. But Jerry Sandusky could have sought professional help to stave off his urges of pedophilia. Since he chose not to seek help, Jerry Sandusky will probably spend the rest of his life in prison.

Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Prayer Thoughts, The Placebo Effect, and The Law Of Attraction

What exactly is prayer? How does it work? Does it work at all?

There have been studies done on prayer to determine its effectiveness. But the problem with testing prayer lies in defining the parameters of it clearly enough to provide consistency. Given the lack of defined prayer parameters, the results of prayer have been mixed when tested in the laboratory.

What exactly is prayer? I think prayer is simply the communication of a person to a Higher Power. And this communication is usually in the form of praise, petition, or gratitude. In conducting studies, researchers should focus on examining the petition prayers, since these prayers are more goal-directed than the other prayers, allowing these prayers to be easier to test.

How does prayer work? The workings of prayer can be explained psychologically (e.g., the relationship among thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and environments), biologically (e.g., the placebo effect), or metaphysically (e.g., the law of attraction).

In the area of psychology, researchers have proven that there is a strong relationship among thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and environments. Modern psychotherapy is based on this premise.

Modern psychotherapy attempts to change a person's thoughts about a problem, thereby changing the person's feelings about the problem, thereby changing the person's behaviors regarding the problem, finally causing the person's situation to change.

Since prayer changes the thoughts of the person praying, this psychological explanation can explain how prayer works.

In the area of biology, researchers have observed the phenomenon called the placebo effect. The placebo effect tends to occur if a person receives a drug or some other treatment, and believes that this drug or treatment is going to have a positive effect, even though the drug or treatment is actually useless.

The reason why the person feels better after taking the useless drug is due to chemical/hormonal changes that occur within his body from merely believing that he's better. Therefore, a so-called "pain-relieving" pill will actually relieve his headache, a so-called "anti-anxiety" pill will actually calm him down, and a so-called "stimulant" pill will actually give him more energy.

Since people who pray tend to believe that prayers produce positive results, this biological explanation can explain how prayer works.

In the area of metaphysics, practitioners have spoken much about the law of attraction. The law of attraction states that like attracts like. In other words, if you consistently think positive thoughts, positive events will be attracted to you like a magnet. And if you consistently think negative thoughts, negative events will be attracted to you like a magnet.

What causes this sort of magnetism? According to the law of attraction, every thought vibrates on a particular frequency. And if you think a particular thought long enough, it's going to attract outside events that vibrate on the same frequency as the thought that you're thinking.

Since prayer involves consistently thinking particular thoughts, this metaphysical explanation can explain how prayer works.

So you see, prayer can be explained scientifically and theoretically. This article explained what prayer is and how it may work scientifically and theoretically. Since prayer has strong scientific and theoretical backing, it most likely works and it most likely works well.

In this article, I'm not denying the intervention of God or angelic beings. I do believe in God. And I believe that He does intervene in this reality. Nevertheless, discussions of God and angelic beings go beyond science and theory.

"Pray without ceasing" (1 Thessalonians 5:17).

Friday, October 28, 2011

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy versus Prayer, Results versus Process, Scientific Studies

In cognitive behavioral therapy, the trainers of this method will oftentimes remind their apprentices to focus on the process of the method rather than the results. The reason is that the results of cognitive behavioral therapy are almost never immediate and are almost always delayed.

A practitioner of cognitive behavioral therapy can sometimes be working with a patient for months without seeing any significant improvement in the patient's depression, anxiety, anger, or whatever else the patient is being treated for. This can be frustrating for the practitioner, sometimes causing the practitioner to quit and declare that cognitive behavioral therapy doesn't work.

In fact, cognitive behavioral therapy has been proven to be one of the most effective forms of psychotherapy. There have been many scientific studies done to prove this.

Prayer is very similar to cognitive behavioral therapy, in that it induces a change in thinking, inducing a change in emotion, inducing a change in behavior, finally inducing a change in environment. Since cognitive behavioral therapy has been validated by scientific studies, prayer likewise is validated, because prayer and cognitive behavioral therapy are almost one and the same.

There have been studies that seemingly proved that prayer doesn't work. But these studies have been seriously flawed, in that they wrongly assumed that prayer is strictly a mental activity, and didn't allow for the behavioral expression of prayer in the studies.

Prayer without its corresponding behavioral expression isn't prayer at all, just as cognitive behavioral therapy without its corresponding behavioral expression isn't therapy at all.

Just like cognitive behavioral therapy, prayer tends to have delayed rather than immediate results. This has caused many practitioners of prayer to give up in frustration and declare it doesn't work.

Like the practitioners of cognitive behavioral therapy, the practitioners of prayer must focus on the process rather than the results. In focusing on the process, the results will eventually come.

This is a scientific fact!

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Rock and Hip Hop Music versus the Life Manual

In my younger years, I made some bad decisions, causing me much pain. During these times, I thought to myself: "Wouldn't it be nice if there was a manual on how to live your life. A manual that can ensure that you make the right decisions at the right time, saving you much heartache."

In my later years, I found that such a manual exists. It's called Proverbs.

I love popular music, particularly rock and hip hop. As a young adult, I began listening to rock and hip hop, because of the rebellious nature of the music. I guess that's the appeal of the music, that's what makes rock and hip hop so popular. But at what cost?

Rock music developed during and after the 1960s. It sparked the sexual revolution that encouraged everyone to explore their sexuality. Thus, there was a social movement toward promiscuity.

Also, rock music encouraged everyone to get "high as a kite." This sparked a social movement toward the use of illegal recreational drugs. Furthermore, rock music promoted Marxism as the ideal economy, ranting against the evils of capitalism. This sparked a left-wing Marxist movement.

Hip hop music was developed during and after the 1970s. Not only did it promote sexual promiscuity, illegal drug use, and Marxism, it also promoted misogyny and racism. But the worst effect of hip hop is its promotion of crime. Modern hip hop glamorizes the gangster lifestyle.

Since many young people listen to rock and hip hop music, their thinking is affected by it, causing them to make very bad decisions in life. They think that it's possible to get ahead in life by bad behavior. They think that there are no consequences for behaving badly.

They're sadly mistaken. They really should read the life manual called Proverbs.

"How useless to spread a net where every bird can see it! These men lie in wait for their own blood; they ambush only themselves! Such are the paths of all who go after ill-gotten gain; it takes away the life of those who get it" (Proverbs 1:17-19).

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Knowledge, Respect, and Behavior

The world's wisest man King Solomon stated, "The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and instruction" (Proverbs 1:7).

What does this mean to you? How can you use this concept to improve your life?

Hmmm.

The word "fear" can mean "respect" in this context. So this sentence can be rephrased, "Respect for the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and instruction."

I agree with this statement. Respect for God is the beginning of knowledge - the knowledge of proper behavior. Proper behavior is encapsulated in one of God's most ultimate rules - the Golden Rule.

If you're a good observer of human behavior, you'll notice that those who follow the Golden Rule tend to succeed in life; while those that don't, don't.

Poverty doesn't necessarily cause crime, but crime definitely causes poverty. So watch you behavior.

Friday, July 22, 2011

How can Aikido help you with Life Adversity?

Aikido is a Japanese fighting style where an opponent's movements are redirected rather than stopped head-on. Given this, Aikido masters can defeat their opponents using little energy. Having their movements redirected, opponents are thrown to the ground or placed in joint locks.

How can the Aikido concept help you with your life? Very simply. The next time you're faced with an adversity, instead of resisting the adversity head-on, redirect the momentum of the adversity to your advantage.

For example, if an adversity causes anger or fear, use the anger or fear as fuel to achieve a goal. This is a lot easier than trying to motivate yourself from scratch.

If you're planning on leaving an adverse job, apply for a new job within the same company. This is a lot easier than trying to get a new job from scratch.

If you have a lot of adverse paperwork to do, use paperwork already saved in your computer word processor and tweak it to your needs. This is a lot easier than trying to create paperwork from scratch.

You get the point? Simply take what currently exists and redirect it into something that you want.

Become an Aikido master of life. Dance with life rather than fight it. The easy way is the best way.