Hi Ng

I guess it's heretic and presumptuous, but - well-

If you like to know what single formula could explain the universe, then
my candidate is this:
z'=q *z*q^-1

As far as I can see, you get everything out of this.

Thomas Heger

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Hi Ng

I guess it's heretic and presumptuous, but - well-

If you like to know what single formula could explain the universe, then
my candidate is this:
z'=q *z*q^-1

As far as I can see, you get everything out of this.

Thomas Heger

Hi Ng

I guess it's heretic and presumptuous, but - well-

If you like to know what single formula could explain the universe, then
my candidate is this:
z'=q *z*q^-1

As far as I can see, you get everything out of this.

Thomas Heger wrote:
Hi Ng

I guess it's heretic and presumptuous, but - well-

If you like to know what single formula could explain the universe, then
my candidate is this:
z'=q *z*q^-1

As far as I can see, you get everything out of this.

Thomas Heger



Show how it predicts a thrown ball follows a parabolic path.
You may look at the latest version of my text.

Thomas Heger wrote:

Hi Ng

I guess it's heretic and presumptuous, but - well-

If you like to know what single formula could explain the universe, then
my candidate is this:
z'=q *z*q^-1

As far as I can see, you get everything out of this.

Show us how PV=nRT arrives.

If have not got that deep into quantum-physics, but thermodynamics is what I

not(not(p or q) or not(p or not(q)) = p
gets you every Boolean algebra. Show us how your expression
generates Boolean algebras.

Sorry algebra is not physics

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Thomas Heger wrote:
Hi Ng

I guess it's heretic and presumptuous, but - well-

If you like to know what single formula could explain the universe,
then my candidate is this:
z'=q *z*q^-1

As far as I can see, you get everything out of this.

Thomas Heger



Show how it predicts a thrown ball follows a parabolic path.

You may look at the latest version of my text.
http://docs.google.com/Presentation?id=dd8jz2tx_3gfzvqgd6
There is something about gravity. My text is based on a model build out
of quaternions arranged to spacetime of gr. Those elements represent
intervals. In GR all kind of worldlines of objects are straight
geodesics: In this pictureits straigh only for that ball. If you watch a
ball you are observer and not the ball. You could do that we SRT or just
with newtonion gravity, what would be a bit easier.

Thomas Heger