“Bored Hellraiser Einstein Yacht Club” NPC series – could be gold, amiright?

It’s AI’s visceral “Hellraiser Einstein” collectibles that everyone really wants to see.

Sorry, not “unquantifiable”, of course, but “unquantizable”.

“the timing of (spacing between) photons is left unchanged”

That’s a little bit of an overstatement that supposes a few things about changes in gravity along a path shared by two photons. I could compare the situation better to two packets of energy on a variable gravity fiber optic cable with variable light speed. Each light packet still takes the same time delay to traverse the same points along the entire cable regardless of variations alongh the way.

Key point after wasting a lot of time on theory not used by GPS: “Global positioning system (GPS) satellites fly in different orbits around the Earth. These orbits are different frames of reference, so GPS has to take special relativity into consideration to help us navigate.”

They left out general relativity for a reason, although gravity change shifts the frequency of light (this is common knowledge) it is much more significant that the timing of (spacing between) photons is left unchanged and there are no clocks on the satellite actually indicating a time rate difference accumulated over a significant amount of time, compared to identical clocks on Earth. This is simply because empty space lacks net positive energy to be drawn in by gravity, considering one must remove positive energy particles like neutrinos and photons to obtain a true vacuum.

Sure, I know, every genius on the planet says gravitationally bent spacetime is the cat’s pajamas and the last word for GPS. Not quite the level of bluster I’d get from patent attorneys from time to time, but all just as misguided. Know what? they’re all faking it, vacuously mailing it in at best.

Einstein’s theory of relativity works for GPSs. At least, we know that much is true. If it wasn’t for Einstein’s theory I have read, we wouldn’t have the GPS that we have today.

So we know his formula works for that much at least. And it works for other things on a grand scale such as the bending of light around objects in space, like the sun.

And as far as quantum mechanics is concerned, I don’t know how much of that is still mathematical theory and how much has been proven.

But that gets into describing an electron as a field or a particle and that is a different thing altogether. The reason that we describe electrons as fields is because we cannot know where one is at any one time. Why? They’re too fast. We can know the probability of where one is at one time. That’s all that means.

It’s amazing that atoms and electrons are similar to the sun and the planets, though they are not the same. They are similar in that electrons have orbits around the nucleus of atoms, and the Earth has an orbit around the sun. But they exist on different scales. They seem to be similar, but not the same.

It speaks of a certain order in the universe, of a certain design. The popular theory that the universe is a bubble on a super universe is just conjecture. And that it came out of an instantaneous explosion of a point so small is also conjecture.

I once saw a debate between particle physicist and string physicists, and the particle physicist didn’t want to hear what the string physicist said, because they had no proof of what they believed. It was pure mathematical construct.

It’s like the place where I live at the moment. I know that it exists because I walk on the floor everyday, but after engaging in this conversation it doesn’t seem to be as real as it was 20 minutes ago!

The reason for that non-reality feeling I get is because I know that God will someday recreate the universe, in this universe, or cosmos, is slated to be rolled up like old clothes and thrown away!

Luckily, we are able to accomplish quite a lot with what we are able to understand.

I’ve been writing on this site and elsewhere for years about quantum uncertainty in atomic clocks being the most obvious Achilles heel for the royal psy-op that is Einstein’s bent spacetime paradigm.