Boloney. [sym]F[/sym] is a unitless ratio, n is unitless integer, and you are left measuring a force in units of velocity. At least have the decency to fudge a constant of your own design and give it the proper units to balance the equation. Do you know what an equation is? One side equals the other. N does not equal m/s. Not that you aren’t doing a good job proselytizing, but maybe you could get Dan Winter on here so we can discus this with him directly. I’d be overawed to chat with this ‘unrecognized genius’ who has no need to for the rules of algebra, let alone the laws of physics.
For the love of god. I understand what you intend n to be. It is a scalar quantity: the number of recursions. It has no units, please read that post very carefully and tell me how you measure force when the units on the right side of the equation denote velocity (m/s). You are misunderstanding the teachings of someone who has already misunderstood. A very rare and unfortunate occurance.
That is your explanation, hero? Do they have gravity or don’t they? Is that gravity measured in meters per second or Newtons? The non-spiral galaxies are not “healthy”? Please, while I’m over here laughing, look up a cite from a reputable source assessing the health and well being of elliptical galaxies. And for chrissake, answer the questions!
After that last post, it is clear that you are trolling. Not even a delusional person would argue that ‘unhealthy galaxies’ are somehow devoid of gravity.
All numbers applied to the world have a unit of measure.
If I just said, “I have 5”.
You would ask, “5 what?”
me “Oh, 5 apples… sorry” and you would have a unit of measure.
Same with any physical quantity, in this case velocity.
me “I am going 300”
you “300 what?”
me “Oh, sorry again… I am going 300 km/hr”
To the more specific with velocity. Velocity is measured in units that are composite. Units of distance per (read devision) unit of time.
Common examples: miles per hour, km per hour, feet per second, and typical of physics… meters per second.
Now, the big question, if you needed this explained to you, what makes you think you could have the first clue what a good physical theory is. Learning units of measure and coordinate systems is pretty much DAY ONE of any science. This is required to make anything useful.
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Here’s a good debate topic:
Does Hiryuu have mysterious psychic powers?
I think he must, else how could he get so many apparently intelligent people to continue to debate with him long after it has become clear that his arguments are absurd, and he is obviously completely immune to logic.
I think it is more of a cargo cult type thing. You know in WWII the marines would come to an island by boat and build an airstrip. All of a sudden after that planes would come down from the sky with all sorts of useful cargo. The inhabitants of the islands would see this and build their own airstrips and wait for the planes to land with all sorts of useful cargo.
Hiryuu sees that physics involves equations and scientific sounding language so he writes equations and says some science sounding words and now thinks he does physics.