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Chosen men wrote:

I would imagine, using such "logic", gravitons are proof that anarchy is the preferred state of man. And for the record, you have totally dissed protons.

He's just making the point that in nature, there are hierarchies. It is necessary for the stability and balance of an atom that the nucleus be vastly larger than the electron. Gravitons - if they exist, for at this point they are purely hypothetical - play a very different and unique role in the universe.

The analogy works insofar as it goes. It doesn't prove any particular political point, but it does go to show that equality is not necessary to the order of a system, and indeed, sometimes inequality facilitates function.

Discipio wrote:

He's just making the point that in nature, there are hierarchies. It is necessary for the stability and balance of an atom that the nucleus be vastly larger than the electron. Gravitons - if they exist, for at this point they are purely hypothetical - play a very different and unique role in the universe.
The analogy works insofar as it goes. It doesn't prove any particular political point, but it does go to show that equality is not necessary to the order of a system, and indeed, sometimes inequality facilitates function.

Yet, in theory, gravitons are not bound to any structure (brane) and able to move without restriction -- thus, anarchy. I do not proceed from the premise of a universe but tend to see things from a multiversal viewpoint moulded within a continuum.

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Saldinado wrote:

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Of the toads wrote:

Ok. Ok. Settle down young one. Geesh.
(hands sal 2.3 a bucket of kettle corn) four bits please.

*gives 4 bits or takes 4 bites*
Thank you. And goodnight!

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Chosen men wrote:

Yet, in theory, gravitons are not bound to any structure (brane) and able to move without restriction -- thus, anarchy. I do not proceed from the premise of a universe but tend to see things from a multiversal viewpoint moulded within a continuum.

It isn't truly anarchy if they are still bound (as they by necessity must be) to physical laws like every actual thing that exists. And although you say they are not bound to branes, even so, they are bound to the multiverse.

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