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We still do not know everything. Good Times.

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Sep 6	comment	Discarded by Relativity Relativity is a very misleading name.
Sep 5	comment	Observable universe does it account for farther away galaxies measure of the observable universe? Since there is no possibility of recording the other observations how can we be certain that there view would not just stop at our current boundry?
Sep 4	revised	The electron jumps and lets loose photons follow-up, clarify body.
Sep 4	comment	The electron jumps and lets loose photons Does this energy packet take mass when it is radiated?
Sep 4	asked	Observable universe does it account for farther away galaxies measure of the observable universe?
Sep 3	comment	How can something happen when time does not exist? Intuitively the geodesic is part of a large structure and the singularity created the geodesic that appears to be flattening (dispersing) back into this larger structure.
Sep 3	comment	How can something happen when time does not exist? There may be some confusion between fluctuations and singularity. Fluctuations do not need time while the singularity describes time more specifically inflation.
Aug 23	comment	Do arXiv links last for the forseeable future? Suggest migration: stackoverflow.com
Aug 23	comment	Is “Causality” the equivalent of a claim that the future is predictable based on the present and the past? To elaborate if you can ably predict the future accurately if you have "perfect" knowledge thus makeing perfect knowledge impossible because the knowledge you already have is not enough to perfectly predict the future of your current knowledge.
Aug 23	comment	Is “Causality” the equivalent of a claim that the future is predictable based on the present and the past? It seems to be the time between starting to accumulate this information and having all of it something will change preventing you from reaching your goal in a finite time.
Aug 23	comment	Is there any simple quantum model by Gerard 't Hooft which can explain the double slit experiment? Particularly "Your questions should be reasonably scoped. If you can imagine an entire book that answers your question, you’re asking too much."
Aug 23	comment	Is there any simple quantum model by Gerard 't Hooft which can explain the double slit experiment? Seems you may be interested in a debate. I suggest editing your post to follow the "FAQ":
Aug 21	comment	Why do photons add mass to a black hole? To expand on my "soft" understanding the photon does not hit the eh just the backup of material created by the eh. Does the same increase occur if the photon crosses the eh "un-interrupted" not yet quite far enough to prove GR mute when would the momentum effect the BH as soon as it passes the eh or is there a certain point were the energy becomes part of the BH.
Aug 20	accepted	What is the fundamental differences between bound and entangled states
Aug 20	comment	Why do photons add mass to a black hole? Is this added mass arbitrary compared to the Hawking radiation or can the singularity be maintained indefinitely by photons?
Aug 20	asked	Why do photons add mass to a black hole?
Aug 20	accepted	Why do beverages taste different based on how cold they are?
Aug 14	comment	Is it possible to build an instrument which can travel faster than light? @dmckee: This question is not interested in accelerating anything. I believe it is not a duplicate.
Aug 13	comment	What really goes on in a vacuum? I thought a vacuum was were leftover chips went to die after a party :)
Aug 10	comment	Why are the physical sciences described perfectly by mathematics? I think of math as useing numbers for anything other than counting. New math is no more significant in its respective time frame. As a whole the concept of the numbers themselves and the process of minipulation. How does this describe sciences?