: I don't have an actual answer here, but I wanted to
: interject something I feel is important, it seems the
: theories that are out there are really complex,
: convoluted and difficult to understand. Perhaps, we
: could take a step back and try to eleminate the many
: tributary streams and try to come to a more concise
: conclusion. I guess I bring this up now because I
: think we need to try to not enter into an endless web
: of complex and inter-related theories, I think theres
: a simple answer to all of this, and I believe I'll go
: look and see if I can find it...
That is exactly what is trying to be found in Modern Physics. There are so many conveluted and contradicting theories which all seem to make sense where they're meant to, and not with eachother, that they just under cut the whole point of the thing. The άber-Theory, as Forrest mentioned, is equivalent to the M-Theory that Modern Physics is searching for.
: "This should be easy; they're fighting each
: other..."
Very nice quote; I like the poetic meaning :-).
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