wave/particle duality of spacetime?

[Dale]

of what little I know spacetime is presented as a four dimensional
wave

is there a particle nature and if so what is it?

is there a "nothing" particle for space and time=0?

can you really repeat cosmological spacetime? if you start it over
will you be there to measure it?

again, of what little I know the only empiricism of spacetime is light
waves being bent around the Sun, does this hold true for space=0 and
time=0?

[Olrik]

Post by Dale
of what little I know spacetime is presented as a four dimensional
wave
is there a particle nature and if so what is it?
is there a "nothing" particle for space and time=0?
can you really repeat cosmological spacetime? if you start it over
will you be there to measure it?
again, of what little I know the only empiricism of spacetime is light
waves being bent around the Sun, does this hold true for space=0 and
time=0?

I like the fact that you posted your crap to newsgroups that can't
answer your stupid questions.

Ever tried alt.physics, or other relevant groups?

[raven1]

Post by Dale
of what little I know spacetime is presented as a four dimensional
wave

No it isn't.

Post by Dale
is there a particle nature and if so what is it?
is there a "nothing" particle for space and time=0?
can you really repeat cosmological spacetime? if you start it over
will you be there to measure it?
again, of what little I know the only empiricism of spacetime is light
waves being bent around the Sun, does this hold true for space=0 and
time=0?

[Bob Casanova]

On Thu, 12 Nov 2015 21:16:37 -0500, the following appeared

Post by Dale
of what little I know spacetime is presented as a four dimensional
wave

That does indeed show what little you know, since it's
wrong.

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