Hyper Dimensional Design

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Dutch, you mentioned Utrecht. I could possibly (without promising) get you an interview for a piece with a newspaper as a contact of mine knows a journalist from that area (your area?).

Would you be interested? I will be doing research first though.
 
Nor me. If they put his book in the comedy section I'm sure it would be a big hit. Do you agree with him that man and ape do not share a common ancestor? By the way, there is not a word about HDD in there.

Ofcourse there's not a word about HDD. He wrote this book independently, I came to know him afterwards. Our meeting was somekind of a confirmation.

By the way, it's interesting that you can read a book and understand the implications that it implies in just a few minutes.

I am not sure what you are implying about the apes...Are you saying that you are a product of evolutionary develeopment that made up your intelligent selfawareness just by chance as somekind of survival of the fittest? Really? How long does it take for a chimpansee in your opinion?
 
I am not sure what you are implying about the apes...
Really? You think there's some hidden implication in that sentence?


Are you saying that you are a product of evolutionary develeopment that made up your intelligent selfawareness just by chance as somekind of survival of the fittest?
Are you denying it?


Really? How long does it take for a chimpansee in your opinion?
14 minutes, 8 if they have nerves of steel and access to a piano.
 
Ofcourse there's not a word about HDD. He wrote this book independently, I came to know him afterwards. Our meeting was somekind of a confirmation.

By the way, it's interesting that you can read a book and understand the implications that it implies in just a few minutes.

I am not sure what you are implying about the apes...Are you saying that you are a product of evolutionary develeopment that made up your intelligent selfawareness just by chance as somekind of survival of the fittest? Really? How long does it take for a chimpansee in your opinion?

I am not implying anything. I am quoting his half-baked book. He also states ''One day it may be discovered that human DNA and ape DNA have nothing in common''. Double duh.
 
This nutcase Sonsbeek believes in the Aether, or what he calls the Uts field. Everything is made of uts.
Here is another gem from Dutch's bible.

''Uts axiom.

Is the smallest particle
Is straight
is a dipole with a plus and minus end
Has the smallest charge
has the smallest mass
charge=material=mass
has the greatest density
is the basic building block of everything'

Hilarious. The guy is just a crank. Dutch, has Sonsbeek ever showed his work to a physicist?
 
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Dutch said:
I'm sorry, I was mistaken ( I'm a financial manager you know).

It's not IBAN but ISBN ofcourse.

ISBN 90-9013315-1

Title: B.U.M. ( Bekijk UT Maar in dutch, which means as much as "look at it like 'UT' which stands for Unifying Theory. Writer is Hub van Sonsbeek, living in Geleen The Netherlands

Mooi, dan weet ik waarom ons landje naar de verdoemenis gaat. Financial Manager en dan deze fantasie... man, man, man...
 
You have to know that ever since he wrote his book, he has never found any indications that would undermine his theories. not until today


This is how I came in contact initially, as with everything in HDdesign:

"When I was single, I used to live above a pub in the centre of the city of Utrecht. On Saturdays I liked to visit the pub to read the papers, have a drink and to chat with friends. I was sitting at the bar when a man stood next to me. He wanted to pay for his coffee. I had never seen the man before but suddenly I said out of the blue to him: ‘ even Einstein thought he was wrong in the beginning and he added the cosmological constant to his theories because he thought that would fit better. Later he admitted he was wrong doing that and his original theory was valid.’
The man didn’t say a word to me, he just stood there and looked at me. After a while he said to me:
‘ Why did you say that to me?’ I answered that I didn’t knew and I asked him why he was so amazed.
It appeared that he had spent 30 years of his life already on research regarding the Grand Unification Theory. His research had led him way off the accepted mainstream science and part of his theories was dealing with consciousness and how we humans are interacting at invisible levels. The fact that I said to him what I said was for him an important confirmation of his theories.
The man was not from Utrecht, he came from the South of the country and had never visited the city before.
A coincidence occurred that perplexed him again. A friend of mine was also a regular visitor of the pub. He had no job and lived from what the streets had to offer to him. He played the guitar and called himself the city troubadour. With me being an accountant back then and he being some sort of a wanderer, we were like 2 opposites, but good friends nevertheless. It appeared that the man had met the troubadour a few hours earlier ( they didn’t knew each other either). They had met in a shop, the man wanted to buy cigars and the troubadour was there too. He advised the man which cigars to buy and they had a nice conversation. When the troubadour entered the pub and came to me to greet me, the man really was amazed that we knew each other. He saw it as another confirmation, it couldn’t just be a coincidence.
The man was with his sister and he went to her to tell her what had happened. Later the sister came to me and said: ‘ that was awesome to say to him, nobody is listening to him and scientists think he’s a fool but he’s working very hard on his research. He always said that once they will know he’s right and today you made his day, it’s very important to him to get confirmation.’
The man and his sister went home but he returned a few weeks later to see me. We talked the whole day about his view on our universe and the related scientific theories and how his theories would fit better.
It was very interesting and really influenced my view on the matter. He wrote a book which has been published in Dutch.. In the book he mentions our coincidental meeting as a supportive example of his theories."


Wow two guys who evidently don’t know crap about physics (or apparently even the history just one physical parameter, the cosmological constant) meet, by happenstance, in a bar and mysteriously convince each other that they not only know something about physics but can somehow use ‘consciousness’ to create a unified field theory without even addressing what keeps the current field theories from being, well, unified (one is continuous while the other discrete). What an unexpected turn of events.

For your own edification this is the history of the cosmological constant.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmological_constant#History
 
Now he's said that soul weighs 21 grams.
Ain’t that from that dude who tried weighing people when they died?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/21_(number)#In_other_fields
21 grams is the weight of the soul, according to research by Duncan MacDougall, generally regarded as meaningless

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duncan_MacDougall_(doctor)

Yep.




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Ah beaten by an hour by Daylightstar…


…well that’s what I get for dozing off in the fourth dimension and not reading the last post.

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One of his theories being that man and apes do not share a common ancestor. His argument for this is that if apes had undergone a mutation that led to us, why are there still so many apes around? Duh!

Well, naturally he’s come this far so why not bet on the full trifecta of ignorance.
 
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This nutcase Sonsbeek believes in the Aether, or what he calls the Uts field. Everything is made of uts.
Here is another gem from Dutch's bible.

''Uts axiom.

Is the smallest particle
Is straight
is a dipole with a plus and minus end
Has the smallest charge
has the smallest mass
charge=material=mass
has the greatest density
is the basic building block of everything'

Hilarious. The guy is just a crank. Dutch, has Sonsbeek ever showed his work to a physicist?


Actually it seems like he’s just trying to abscond with Planck values without knowing what exactly he’s trying to make off with.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planck_length

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planck_charge

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planck_mass

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planck_units
 
For all you physicists here is what gravity looks like, according to the Dutch Einstein.



And a model of gravity made out of toothpicks



And here are dipoles attracting each other using Pythagoras's Theorem

 
I don't believe it. There is a drawing of a cube of matter (which kind of matter is not specified) and I kid you not this is what he says about it

''In the gravity field we place a block of material 1m x 1m x1m.. This mass has its own gravity field, but does not attract anything, in this model there is no second mass present. Because there are huge spaces between the atoms the virgin gravity field goes straight through the block.''

The thought experiment states that the block is the only thing that exists in the universe. Where would the gravity field come from?
 
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I just started reading BUM, hilarious indeed.

"dat is dan ons huidige zichtbare heelal met een massa van naar schatting 5,60 . 10^53 K"

"So then that is our currently visible universe with a mass of about 5,6*10^53 K"

I didn't realize we could measure mass in Kelvin.
 
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