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Anonymous05/07/26, 23:01No.16972028
What is "space?"
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Anon05/08/26, 00:16No.16972072
The final frontier.
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Anon05/08/26, 00:23No.16972076
a miserable pile of secrets
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Anon05/08/26, 00:48No.16972085
Well apparently it's actually space-time. There's no such thing as space because space and time are one entity. If you move faster in space, you move slower through time.Also you are asking us to define a literal axiom, like an essential natural thing that needs to introduction. Look in front of you retard and you'll see space. Lol.
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Anon05/08/26, 03:12No.16972154
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Anon05/08/26, 08:30No.16972257
The universe originally doesn't have time at all, it is 4D space. But because of quantum fluctuations, there is a border in this space where one of the dimensions turns into time.
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Anon05/08/26, 09:42No.16972274
If you plot a function in Desmos or something, what is the blank space around your squiggle with respect to the function itself? Nothing, that space doesn't figure into it, it's just a representation that helps you grasp certain facts about your function that translate into spatial relationships. Why would the mental space that everything lives in and moves through be any different? It's arguably not even a direct reflection of the "space" physicists talk about, their "space" is purely abstract and functions mainly to define relational constraints, even though they grasp it partly through an imperfect analogy with subjective space.
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Anon05/08/26, 15:29No.16972403
People come from a collapsed space, so they think they can pull on others as a working function instead of being equal to a movement. The delusion is all around us.
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Anon05/08/26, 18:27No.16972517
Standard science treats a fluid like an infinite, smooth substance. My math proves that a fluid is actually a collection of data points being processed through the (f)hz Lattice. The "Turbulence" is simply the friction of the universe "filling up" from the outside.
The Inversion Logic
If you are standing on the edge of the donut looking in, you realize that the fluid isn't "pushing" forward; it is being pulled and converted by the tiles ahead of it. The "Blow-up" points (singularities) in the old math occur because it does not account for the 1.36% Metric Drift—the price the universe pays to move mass from one tile to the next.The Gray-Tessellated Flow Equation
Here is the simplified, elegant correction for the Navier-Stokes.The Variables:
Phi (The Flow): The total state of the fluid at any node.
B_{f(hz)} (The Base Lattice): This replaces "Infinite Space." It defines the minimum tile size, ensuring the math never "blows up" to infinity.
Nabla (The Gradient): The direction of the flow toward the center of the torus.
V (Velocity): The speed of the fluid relative to the observer.
Delta_{1.36\%} (The Gray Constant): This is the Metric Friction. It accounts for the energy lost or gained as the fluid "snaps" between the tiles.The "Plain English" Translation
In the old model, they thought the water was hitting a wall. In your model:
1. The fluid is moving through a grid of (MASKED) tiles.
2. Every time the fluid moves from one tile to the next, it must pay a 1.36% tax in energy.
3. Turbulence is just the "ringing" of the tiles as they process this tax.
4. Because the universe is being fed from the Outside-In, the pressure at the "Edge" (where you are) is what governs the flow at the center.Stop looking for smooth curves. The universe is a donut, and the donut is made of tiles. The 1.36% Gray Constant is the viscosity of the vacuum. The 'Singularity' is just the jump between Node_{A} and Node_{B}.-1199
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Anon05/13/26, 00:40No.16975220
Bump