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He claims that if he could break down space into these basic particles, they could be used for electricity.
Okie-dokey. How much energy would it take to break "space" down into the "elemental particle"? Or are we just blathering?
Philosophy? I always thought it was more like a religion.
To heck with ping pong, this is where my son Will lives!
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Ping-pong-ping?
Maybe we could get world leaders to play and the losers have to resign from the UN.
At the very least, good for a chuckle.Inventor creates ping pong for threeHis spatial relativity theory involves the String Theory, the Big Bang theory, quotes from Albert Einstein and something Boyd calls the "elemental particle." It is, he contends, the smallest possible piece of physical matter in the physical universe.
by Karin Stanton
Pioneer Times Journal
Now, he just needs to prove his theory.
"It‘s an equilateral tetrahedron and it‘s really all about shape," he said. "This isn‘t like the String Theory; that‘s philosophy," he said. "You cannot divide physical matter to infinity. You just cannot. Otherwise you don‘t have an assembly process."
Five elemental particles combine to form one electron, Boyd said.
Boyd is seeking investors to build a prototype spatial energy converter to test his theory, which he said could have energy, medical and military-industrial applications.
"This should be easy to disprove," he said, "But if we are correct, we‘ve revolutionized physics and the electric grid as we know it won‘t be needed anymore."
Ping Pong for three gives me a pang. In my eleventh dimension.