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by Mike Gray
Of course, it all depends on how you define “God,” doesn’t it? Richard Fernandez writes about Hawking’s “God” on Pajamas Media:
When Stephen Hawking suggested in 1988 that he could construct a complete theory of physical laws one way, he interpreted it as a way to establish the possibility of an impersonal God by construction. “If we discover a complete theory, it would be the ultimate triumph of human reason — for then we should know the mind of God.” That is, we would have a God explainable entirely in terms of physical laws. Recently, the British mathematician claims he has done just that.
This “God,” however, isn’t even close to being personal:
… what you would then have, as Hawking himself said, is not “no God” but a kind of god, yet not the necessarily the kind of God that religious people normally seek. It would be a god of mathematical and physical laws without the absolute need for recourse to a Being who cared anything for the universe. …. But what of the Stronger God, the one which men desire? The God that loves each and every one of us? For most people in the world, Hawking’s announcement of the M-theory will be accepted or rejected on the basis of that least scientific of grounds, authority.
And so it goes . . . .
Stephen Hawking Says God Is in the Equations
Yes, in the Universe as much god how many in a tray with a chaotic heap of boll which under the influence of silly vibration arrive to ideal structure.
The simple fact is that Professor Hawking should return to the black hole that god made for him since he advances no argument beyond those offered many years ago by the fakers Laplace and Lagrange. For the uninformed mathematical physicists, those who don’t know up from down (and these are the vast majority), “god” is the nickname among mathematicians for one Kurt Gödel .
(See discussion on “Is it possible that black holes do not exist? ” on Physics Forums
http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=421491 for relevant citations.)
In any case all rational scientific discourse has been effectively banned since the illegal shutdown of the first international scientific association and journal in 1837 by the Duke of Clarence, Ernest Augustus. See Percy Byssh Shelley’s Mask of Anarchy for a pertinent depiction of the Duke of Clarence, the face behind Castlereagh. A simple google search for “(“magnetic union” OR “Magnetischer Verein”) AND (“Göttingen Seven” OR “Göttinger Sieben”) gauss weber” shows that there has been no serious discussion of that action on the subsequent development of scientific practice.
We must assume therefore that the concurrent and congruent Augustin-Louis Cauchy scientific method of theft, assassination, plagiarize at leisure remains hegemonic. Chuck Stevens 571-252-0451 stevens_c@yahoo.com
To argue on that that there is a black hole or not in general is ridiculous. Whether as ridiculously as well as to argue on that there is an absolute emptiness or not. Hawking has forgotten the holes to name absolute vacuum. And a matter have forgotten to name absolute pressure
Believe, in space always there will be a corner with a pice of absolute emptiness. Unit and zero pressure and vacuum. Here to you and all philosophy. That’s all life. Simply.